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Chapter 2: vmPRO Setup and Configuration
vmPRO Folders
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7. Reboot all new nodes, either from the VMware vSphere console or from each appliance's console
command line interface (CLI). See vmPRO Console Commands system.
vmPRO Folders
By default, your vmPRO appliance organizes virtual machines (VMs) in folders named for their respective
vSphere ESX hosts. These folders are separate from the existing folders within the vSphere Client. The
separate folders in your vmPRO appliance's GUI allow you to refine and optimize the backup loads across
your appliance or group of appliances.
l If you add a vCenter server, your VMs appear in a single initial folder with the name of that vCenter
server.
l If you add one or more ESX servers, your VMs appear in folders corresponding to the ESX hosts on
which they reside.
You can also configure your own folders on the vmPRO appliance to do the following:
Manage multiple backup policies to facilitate higher throughput
Divide your VMs among several folders to assign multiple backup policies to a single VM. Although VMs can
only belong to one folder, folders can have multiple policies, enabling multiple policies to apply to a single
VM.
You can also use folders to stagger full backups across different weeks to avoid having full backups running
close together.
Manage the distribution of backups across multiple vmPRO appliances
within a group
Assign folders and the VMs residing within them to be managed by the different appliances within a
group, distributing the backup load. Folders that you create on the master appliance display for all
appliances within the group.
Manage multiple differential Changed Block Tracking (CBT) backup
rotation schedules
Changed Block Tracking (CBT) enables differential backups, or backing up of only new or changed
information to significantly reduce the amount of data read from the VM and written to the Network Attached
Storage (NAS) target.
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