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Backing up Hyper-V cluster with Data Protection Manager 2007

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 03/02/2009
From: Kimpsu
Message:

Hi!

Since System Center Data Protection Manager supports Hyper-V, is it cluster
aware? As in, can I just install an agent on each of the hosts and it backs
the virtual machines up? Just asking to make sure what happens if the vm is
migrated from one host to another, does the new host of the vm back the vm up
or should I use individual agents on each of the guests instead? At least for
file level restore individual agents are needed, but for some vms it isn't
needed.

Thank you in advance.

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