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                [UNUSED] Before using Veeam Backup & Replication, 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 hosts individually. Adding vCenter Server(s) is preferred, because it makes Veeam Backup & Replication vMotion-aware.<br />
                For Microsoft Hyper-V, add one or more System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) Servers, Hyper-V clusters, or individual Hyper-V hosts.
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                [UNUSED] Veeam Backup & Replication provides different options that allow you to balance recovery time with storage requirements. In general, backup is best suited for longer term archival purposes, and requires longer recovery time. Replication is best
                suited for data protection with a short-term retention policy, while providing the best possible recovery time.<br />
                To create a new backup or replication job, go to the Backup & Replication tree tab, and click the corresponding button in the ribbon.
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            <img src="cmdimg/restore.png" alt="" /><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Restore &nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="vms_vi_vcd_hv.html?cmd=OpenViRestore">
                VMware</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="vms_vi_vcd_hv.html?cmd=OpenVcdRestore">VCD</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="vms_vi_vcd_hv.html?cmd=OpenHvRestore">Hyper-V</a></span>
                [UNUSED] To restore a virtual machine (VM) from a backup or replica, click the Restore button in the ribbon (or just click links above).<br />
                You can also browse the Backups node of the infrastructure tree to locate the required VM. Select the VM to see a list of available restore options.<br />
                You can also start a restore from backup by double-clicking the full backup (.VBK) file in Windows Explorer.
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