Showing posts with label Configurations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Configurations. Show all posts

Monday, January 14, 2019

Veritas NetBackup - Step by Step Whitepaper for Configuring VMware Backup Policy

Today i'm going to explain how to configure your VMware integration or backup policy in Veritas Netbackup in a simple and straight way. This Article provides the step by step process of Netbackup VADP configuration, credentials adding for different Virtual machine servers for...

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

NetBackup: Install Client Software in Veritas NetBackup (Symantec) – Windows OS

NetBackup client must be installed on the computer before creating a backup policy, client software can be installed by locally (CD ROM)  or remotely via network. Here is the small tutorial about installing client on Windows 2003 server. Run browser.exe from...

NetBackup: Create Backup Policy in Veritas NetBackup (Symantec) – Verify Windows or Unix Policy

Backup policy has to be created to backing up the client data over the network, before crating a policy; install Symantec NetBackup 7.5 client on remote machine. While doing the post configuring it might ask you to create data backup policy or you can create...

Saturday, June 13, 2015

Free Hyper V Configuration Tool by manageengine

Free Hyper V Configuration Tool Virtual servers provide great cost benefits as opposed to real physical server. This encourages people to run many applications and services on these virtual servers. The application, that is running within the virtual servers need to be running...

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

How to Activate GodMode in Windows 7

Want to activate GodMode in Windows 7? Here's how!Windows 7 users are all abuzz about the OS and its GodMode. If you haven't heard of it, GodMode is a feature that was revealed by CNet's Microsoft Correspondent, Ina Fried. GodMode is a folder that brings together a long list of customization settings allowing you to change all your settings from one place. Neat huh? It's very easy...