Keep in mind the following requirements when you use Granular Recovery Technology (GRT) with the agents listed:
Table: Granular Recovery Technology requirements
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Active Directory Recovery Agent |
You can run only full backups for GRT-enabled jobs. | ||
Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server |
Backup Exec must have access to a uniquely named mailbox within the Exchange organization for backup and restore of the Information Store. See Requirements for accessing Exchange mailboxes . You cannot restore individual mailboxes and messages if both of the following conditions exist:
If you create full, differential, or incremental backups, GRT-enabled jobs have the following restrictions:
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Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server with CPS |
GRT-enabled jobs have the following restrictions:
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Agent for Microsoft SharePoint |
GRT-enabled jobs have the following restrictions:
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Agent for Microsoft Hyper-V Agent for VMware Virtual Infrastructure |
GRT-enabled jobs have the following restrictions:
By default, the Agent for Microsoft Hyper-V and the Agent for VMware Virtual Infrastructure use Granular Recovery Technology to protect files and folders at a granular level. You can also enable the granular recovery of Microsoft Exchange, SQL, and Active Directory application data that resides on virtual machines. See How Granular Recovery Technology works with the Agent for Microsoft Hyper-V. See How Granular Recovery Technology works with the Agent for VMware. |
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