To protect a node, you need to create a plan with a backup task. A plan is a group of tasks to manage backup, replication, and creation of virtual standby nodes. A plan consists of a single or multiple tasks. Tasks are a set of activities to define the source, destination, schedule, and advanced parameters.
You can create the following tasks:
Lets you create a backup task to protect Windows, Linux, and host-based virtual machine nodes. Based on the type of nodes you want to protect, use one of the following backup tasks:
Defines a backup task to protect Windows nodes. In an agent-based backup method, an agent component is used to back up data. The agent is installed on the source node.
Defines a backup task to protect host-based virtual machines in a VMware vCenter/ESX or Microsoft Hyper-V server. In an agentless backup method, you do not need to install an agent component on either the server or the virtual machine. However, you have to install the agent on a proxy server.
Defines a backup task to protect Linux nodes. The agent is installed on a Linux Backup Server and not on the source nodes that you want to protect.
Lets you create a task to receive data from a remote recovery point server.
Lets you create a task to replicate backup data from a recovery point server to another recovery point server.
Lets you create a task to create a virtual standby node.
Lets you copy selected files from the source node and store the copied files in a local or shared folder. You can also store the files in a cloud storage.
Lets you copy the recovery points to a local or shared folder.
Lets you create a task to replicate or send data to a remote recovery point server.
The following table displays the list of follow-up tasks that you can add after Task 1:
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Task 1 |
Follow-up Tasks |
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Backup: Agent-Based Windows |
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Backup: Host-Based Agentless |
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Backup: Agent-Based Linux |
None |
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Replicate data from a remote RPS |
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Virtual Standby* |
None |
* Use this Virtual Standby task to create virtual standby machines for nodes that you import from Arcserve High Availability.
The following diagram illustrates how different tasks form a backup plan. The diagram also shows parameters that you can define in each task.
This section contains the following topics:
How to Create a Windows Backup Plan
How to Create a Linux Backup Plan
How to Create a Host-Based Virtual Machine Backup Plan
How to Create a Virtual Standby Plan
How to Create a Virtual Standby Plan for Arcserve High Availability Nodes
How to View Virtual Standby Settings from the Monitor Server
How to Protect Virtual Standby Machines
How to Replicate Data Between Data Stores Managed from a UDP Console
How to Replicate Data Between Data Stores Managed From Different UDP Consoles
How to Perform an Offline Data Replication Using RPS Jumpstart
How to Create a Copy Recovery Points Plan
How to Create a File Copy Plan
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