Just because DPM 2010 is now in beta – doesn’t mean that we’ve stopped driving good stuff for DPM 2007 SP1. 🙂
This week, we are pleased to announce the release of 3 new whitepapers for DPM 2007 SP1 (though the material covered also applies to DPM 2010 beta).
All three of these whitepapers work on the premise that DPM can protect more than just the primary workloads of SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, Windows file, etc. In fact, there are a lot of server applications that are built on top of SQL Server (for example) and the ‘recipe’ to back them up is simply to back up the SQL databases, plus a directory or two. SharePoint 2003 is a great example with its SQL databases and the STMADM configuration info – but this week, here are three more:
There are many, many more applications that DPM can protect – simply by protecting the components in a unified way, leveraging the DPM Protection Groups to protect different kinds of data such as SQL databases and Windows files, with the same protection characteristics. Look for more of these, and please feel free to let us know if there is a key application that you’d like DPM to protect and we’ll look at the recipe for you.
As always, thanks for reading.