The thing about Windows is it is A) fragile, and b) uses (largely) a
monolithic binary configuration database (registry). Both of these mean
you can't treat it like you would a Linux host, for example. In
enterprise shops, configuration of Windows machines is done with a
combination of Group
Ahhh. No.
As you might have noticed (true, I didn't write it explicitly) - I
mentioned LVM snapshots - it's a windows machine on linux hypervisor.
MK
On 17.12.2023 17:29, Frank Kohler wrote:
Not sure I have all details. If your win deployment is as .vhd why not
checkpoint/snapshot and
Not sure I have all details. If your win deployment is as .vhd why not
checkpoint/snapshot and backup?
On 12/17/23 17:12, Spadajspadaj wrote:
Hi there.
I've been pondering the windows quirks and challenges related to this
particular system. For many years I used the approach of "do a Windows
Hi there.
I've been pondering the windows quirks and challenges related to this
particular system. For many years I used the approach of "do a Windows
Backup job and let bareos pick the results". That worked... reasonably
well although windows backup image was always backed up as full which
