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            <img src="cmdimg/add_tape_server.png" alt="" /><span class="wrap_text"><span class="title">Add Tape Server</span>
                Veeam Backup & Replication can use any tape device connected to a Microsoft Windows server in your environment. To&nbsp;register
                a&nbsp;tape device, add the server it is connected to as a&nbsp;Tape Server. During this process, tape proxy components are deployed
                to the selected server, which enables data exchange with the connected tape device.
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                <span class="title">File to Tape</span>
                File to Tape jobs copy files and folders (selected individually, or using file masks) to tape from any share or managed
                server. For&nbsp;Windows servers, the job can optionally use Microsoft VSS for consistent backups of files in use by running
                applications.
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                <span class="title">Backup to Tape</span>
                Backup to Tape jobs copy Veeam backup files to tape. Unlike File to Tape jobs, these jobs track specific VM restore points
                on tape and provide full integration with backup jobs. For&nbsp;example, a&nbsp;Backup to Tape job can be configured to auto-start
                as soon as the&nbsp;corresponding backup job completes.
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                <span class="title">Restore Backup from Tape</span>
                Veeam Backup &amp; Replication can perform full machine restore directly from tape, or via a staging repository (recommended when
                restoring multiple machines from the same backup file chain). To perform other restore types from tape (Instant&nbsp;VM&nbsp;Recovery,
                guest&nbsp;files or application&nbsp;items), use the Restore Backup from Tape to Repository wizard to copy the required backup file from tape,
                then initiate the desired restore type from disk.
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                There are two ways to restore files from tape: launch the&nbsp;designated wizard using the corresponding Home toolbar button
                (or by clicking this text), or drill down to the&nbsp;desired file under the&nbsp;Tape node in the&nbsp;Files tab of the&nbsp;management tree.
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