Data recovery for backup ESX4

I already do the backup to the LUN with 'Data Recovery '. Is it possible for me to complete the data in the LUN to the tape recorder. BTW, could someone tell me what the DR uses for backup? Is - this mode of SAN or NBD?

Is it possible for me to complete the data in the LUN to the recorder

In its current form, no.  IF you use a vmdk for the target of the VDR, you always have to copy this vmdk in tap somehow drive... There is no way to archive data still... I'm sure that VM ware is working on this, but seeing as how VDR is always 1.0... It could be a year or two before we see this mature at this point.

Take the name, the more sinister than the backup.  This is an archive of the reserve, not long term.

Is - this mode of SAN or NBD?

Both.  I found out today that if you put a VDR in a datacenter, and your VM of in a different datacenter these backups will be the network.  If VDR is unable to access the vmdk he tries to backup, you will also get a network backup.

HE reconfigures the VM, add the disk to the VM VDR and makes local, so that the data (add min scsi) local to the machine virtual and copied via the San, because it is mounted.  He's trying SAN first, then he resorts to the network.

So I think you need to do so that the LUNS are visible on the ESX host where the VDR, so that it can correctly 'see' the VMs for SAN backup.

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