Configure Phoenix for Backup and Restore
This category provides instructions for deploying and configuring Phoenix for backup and restore. It also provides information about backing up servers, enabling and disabling servers, deleting servers, deleting snapshots, and optimizing backups using CloudCache and AWS Snowball Edge.
- Backup and Restore AWS resources
- Provides information on how-to use Phoenix to back up AWS resources.
- Backup and Restore VMware Virtual Machines
- Provides information on how you can configure Phoenix to backup and restore VMware virtual machines in your environment. It describes Phoenix capabilities, Phoenix configuration, actions to backup and restore virtual machines, and monitoring activities.
- Backup and Restore Hyper-V Virtual Machines
- Provides information on how-to use Phoenix to back up Hyper-V virtual machines.
- Backup and Restore Oracle Databases
- Provides information on how-to to prepare, setup, and configure a Phoenix Backup Store for backup and recovery of Oracle databases.
- Backup and Restore Files and Folders on Servers
- Provides information about File servers and how to perform the backup and restore activities for File servers.
- Backup and Restore NAS Shares
- Provides information about configuring Phoenix to back up and restore data from shares of a NAS device.
- Backup and Restore MS-SQL Server Databases
- Provides information on how-to register, configure, and prepare an MS-SQL server to back up databases. Also includes information on backup and restore jobs using Phoenix.
- Phoenix CloudCache
- Provides information about Phoenix CloudCache. It also provides instructions to set up Phoenix CloudCache, mapping and managing administrator groups, updating Phoenix CloudCache details, and decommissioning Phoenix CloudCache.
- Backup Optimization by using Snowball Edge as seeding device
- Provides information on how you can use Phoenix to optimize the backup of your physical servers, NAS shares, and virtual machines using Snowball Edge.
- Reference Articles
- Contains reference articles that provide additional information about Phoenix configuration.