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March 2, 2018

Veeam CBT Driver Technical Overview for Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows

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Changed Block Tracking (CBT) is a technology to identify only the uniquely changed data blocks on a disk system over points of time. One of the key new capabilities of Veeam® Agent for Microsoft Windows 2.1 is the new Veeam CBT Driver. This driver provides faster incremental backups for tier-1 applications that provide a better Availability experience.

This paper is an overview of..

  • How to deploy the Veeam Changed Block Tracking Driver
  • How the Changed Block Tracking driver works
  • A comparison to native Changed Block Tracking frameworks

About the Author

Rick Vanover
Senior Director, Product Strategy, Veeam Software
Rick Vanover (Microsoft MVP, Cisco Champion, VMware vExpert) is Senior Director of Product Strategy for Veeam Software based in Columbus, Ohio. Rick’s experience includes system administration and IT management; with virtualization, cloud and storage technologies being the central theme of his career recently. Follow Rick on Twitter @RickVanover or @Veeam.
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