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Data Protector for Cloud Workloads – Setting up

In this link we will include information about deploying and using Data Protector for Cloud Workloads.

Data Protector for Cloud Workloads – technical information

Data Protector for Cloud Workloads Server can be easily installed on a single server. It can be a physical or virtual machine. In both cases, the steps you need to follow are basically the same. Four steps required to deploy it are listed below:

  1. Prepare server platform
  2. Install Data Protector for Cloud Workloads
  3. Select the area to backup
  4. Perform backup & recovery

Read more about the steps to install Data Protector for Cloud Workloads in the following document.

Data Protector Hotfix Alert

Customers who have the Total Protected Data Hotfix installed must follow the notice: https://portal.microfocus.com/s/article/KM000005921 otherwise, the following error “Internal error: DbaXXXX functions" occurs when you start DP GUI after upgrading to version 11.00 or 11.01.

Caroline Oest

Micro Focus Customer Experience Marketing

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