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1 gigabit Ethernet (GbE) minimum | |||
Use network cables with the appropriate rating to obtain the expected bandwidth. |
Requirements for the Rapid Recovery Agent software are described in the following table.
The Local Mount Utility (LMU) is included with Rapid Recovery. You can obtain the LMU installer from the Downloads page from either the Core Console or the Rapid Recovery License Portal.
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1 gigabit Ethernet (GbE) minimum | |||
Use network cables with the appropriate rating to obtain the expected bandwidth. |
Rapid Snap for Virtual offers several benefits, and also some restrictions. As an example, you cannot capture snapshots of dynamic volumes (such as spanned, striped, mirrored, or RAID volumes) at the volume level. You can, however, capture snapshots on dynamic volumes at the disk level. Ensure that you understand both the benefits and restrictions before using this feature. For more information, see the topic Understanding Rapid Snap for Virtual in the Rapid Recovery User Guide.
When using agentless or host-based protection, your VMs have the same minimum requirements for base operating system, RAM, storage, and network infrastructure as machines protected with the Rapid Recovery Agent software. For details, see the topic Rapid Recovery Agent software requirements.
Rapid Recovery release 6.x uses Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.5.2, which is not supported by Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista (prior to SP2), Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2008. If you protected machines with these operating systems in an earlier Core version (such as AppAssure Core 5.4.3), the corresponding version of AppAssure Agent (which used an earlier version of .NET) was supported.
For a list of supported operating systems, see Rapid Recovery release 6.1 operating system installation and compatibility matrix. Any known limitations are included in these matrices, or as notes to the software requirements tables for the Core or the Agent, respectively. If a defect precludes the use of specific features temporarily, this information is typically reported in the release notes for any specific release. Quest strongly encourages users to review system requirements and release notes prior to installing any software version.
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