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            <img src="cmdimg/add_vilab.png" alt="" /><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Add Virtual Lab &nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="surebackup_multi_platforms.html?cmd=CreateViVLab">
                VMware</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp;<a
                    href="surebackup_multi_platforms.html?cmd=CreateHvVLab">Hyper-V</a></span>
                A Virtual Lab requires a host on which to run virtual machines (VMs), and a datastore to store disk changes produced while
                running a VM from a backup file. An isolated virtual lab network is automatically created based on the production network
                selected to be mirrored in the lab.<br />
                VMs in the isolated virtual lab network are accessible from the production network through a helper proxy appliance that
                is automatically configured and deployed to the selected host as part of Virtual Lab creation.
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            <img src="cmdimg/add_appgroup.png" alt="" /><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Add Application Group &nbsp;&nbsp; <a
                href="surebackup_multi_platforms.html?cmd=CreateViAppGroup">VMware</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="surebackup_multi_platforms.html?cmd=CreateHvAppGroup">Hyper-V</a></span>
                An Application Group defines virtual machine (VM) dependencies by specifying the required boot order of VMs supporting a&nbsp;given application or service. An Application Group typically includes a domain controller, a&nbsp;DNS server, and a&nbsp;DHCP server
                (unless static IP&nbsp;addresses are used).<br />
                All VMs in the Application Group selected for a&nbsp;given SureBackup job are started in the specified order and remain running
                until the&nbsp;SureBackup job finishes.
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            <img src="cmdimg/add_surebackup_job.png" alt="" /><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Add SureBackup Job &nbsp;&nbsp;
                <a href="surebackup_multi_platforms.html?cmd=CreateViSbJob">VMware</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;|&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="surebackup_multi_platforms.html?cmd=CreateHvSbJob">Hyper-V</a></span>
                To set up a SureBackup job, select the Application Group containing the core infrastructure services that the virtual machines
                (VMs) to be run in the Virtual Lab are dependent on, and specify which backup jobs you want to use.<br />
                While the&nbsp;SureBackup job runs in recovery verification mode, all VMs from the selected backup jobs are started and verified
                one by one. When&nbsp;the&nbsp;SureBackup job is initiated by a U-AIR request, only the&nbsp;required VM from the specified backup job(s)
                is started (in addition to the&nbsp;VMs in the specified Application Group).
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            <img src="cmdimg/run_job.png" alt="" /><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Run SureBackup Job</span>
                To start a SureBackup job against the latest backup, go to the Jobs node in the Backup & Replication tree tab, select and
                start the job. To start a SureBackup job against an earlier restore point, use the&nbsp;Start To command and select the&nbsp;desired
                date and time.<br />
                For each SureBackup job run, a new session is created listing all processed virtual machines (VMs). Clicking a&nbsp;running VM
                in the&nbsp;session details window opens the VM console. Right-clicking a&nbsp;VM provides options to restart the VM or invoke an
                Application Item Recovery wizard (available for certain VM roles only).			
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