- 1 Product Description
- 1.1 System Center Data Protection Manager Protection Agent
- 1.2 Known Versions
- 2 Software Pattern Summary
- 2.1 Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager and Protection Agent
- 3 Platforms Supported by the Pattern
- 4 Identification
- 4.1 Software Instance Triggers
- 4.1.1 Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager and Protection Agent
- 4.2 Simple Identification Mappings
- 4.2.1 Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager
- 5 Versioning
- 5.1 WMI query versioning
- 5.2 Package versioning
- 6 Microsoft SQL Server instance location
- 7 Application Model Produced by Software Pattern
- 7.1 Software Pattern Model
- 7.1.1 Data Protection Manager
- 7.1.2 Data Protection Manager Protection Agent
- 7.2 Relationship Creation
- 7.2.1 Microsoft SQL Server relationship
- 7.2.2 Hostname query and Agents relationship
- 7.2.3 Associate relationships
- 8 Subject Matter Expertise
- 9 Testing
- 10 Information Sources
- 11 Open Issues
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- Product Name
- System Center Data Protection Manager
- Publisher Page
- Category
- Release
- TKU 2011-Oct-1
- Change History
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager - Change History
- Reports & Attributes
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager - Reports & Attributes
- Publisher Link
- Microsoft
Product Description
System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2007 is a server software application that enables disk-based and tape-based data protection and recovery for computers in and across Active Directory domains. DPM performs replication, synchronization, and recovery point creation to provide reliable protection and rapid recovery of data both by system administrators and by end-users.
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