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            <img src="cmdimg/add_server.png" alt=""/><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Add Server</span>
                    Before using hypervisor file management functionality, you must register your virtual infrastructure. To start this process, click the Add Server button in the ribbon (or just click this text).<br />
                    For VMware vSphere, add one or more vCenter Servers. You can also add ESXi hosts individually. Adding vCenter Server is preferred, because it makes Veeam Backup & Replication vMotion-aware.<br />
                    For Microsoft <span style="white-space: nowrap;">Hyper-V</span>, add one or more System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) Servers, <span style="white-space: nowrap;">Hyper-V</span> clusters, or standalone <span style="white-space: nowrap;">Hyper-V</span> hosts.<br />
                    Also consider adding Microsoft Windows and Linux servers to use as source or target of file copies.
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            <img src="cmdimg/manage_volumes.png" alt=""/><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Manage Files</span>
                    Once you have registered your virtual infrastructure, browse the infrastructure tree to the left to locate the required file. You can easily manage the files whether they are located in a&nbsp;hypervisor’s datastore, or on a&nbsp;physical server. Select&nbsp;the&nbsp;file to see a&nbsp;list of available actions.<br />
                    Keep in mind that you cannot process files belonging to running virtual machines (VM), because such files are locked. Either shutdown the&nbsp;VM, or use the VM management functionality in the&nbsp;Inventory tab which does support operations on running VMs.
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                    If you find yourself performing the same file management operations repeatedly, consider creating a&nbsp;scheduled file copy job. To&nbsp;create a&nbsp;file copy job, click the corresponding button in&nbsp;the&nbsp;ribbon (or just click this text).
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