Recommended additional reading
The following documentation is also available:
• Quest vRanger User’s Guide: This guide describes how to configure and work with vRanger.
• Quest vRanger Integration Guide for EMC® Data Domain® Boost (DD Boost™): This guide describes how to configure vRanger to work with a Data Domain Boost repository to achieve source-side deduplication of backup data.
• Quest vRanger Integration Guide for Quest NetVault SmartDisk - vRanger Edition: This guide describes how to configure vRanger to work with a NetVault SmartDisk - vRanger Edition repository to achieve deduplication of backup data.
• Quest vRanger Integration Guide for Quest™ DR Series Disk Backup Appliance: This guide describes how to configure vRanger to work with a DR4x00 appliance to achieve deduplication of backup data.
Before installing vRanger
vRanger licensing levels
There are three levels of vRanger Licensing, each with different available features:
Table 1. Available features
Windows® file-level restore (FLR)
Linux® FLR
Before installing vRanger
vRanger licensing levels
There are three levels of vRanger Licensing, each with different available features:
Table 1. Available features
Windows® file-level restore (FLR)
Linux® FLR
Trial license
To continue using vRanger past the trial period, you must purchase a license and import the new license key provided to you by Quest. If you do not receive your license key, visit https://support.quest.com/licensing-assistance.
Extended trial licenses
When using an extended trial license, there are a few key points to remember:
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