Step 3: Add Sources
How to add sources and link them to Backup Sets.
Data, data, data. You have a lot of data in a lot of different places. Whether your data is stored on a bare-metal Linux or Windows server, a VM, database, or file share, Zmanda has you covered. Follow along for how to add your data sources within the ZMC console, and link them to a Backup Set.
See the below table for the sources supported by Zmanda. Please go see our full compatibility matrix for a complete list along with version information. If you don't see a source or version that you are looking for, please contact [email protected], and we will let you know if we have plans to support your desired workload.
Linux | |
CentOS
Debian
Fedora
Oracle Enterprise Linux | Red Hat Enterprise Linux (server & desktop) Rocky Linux
Suse Linux
Ubuntu |
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Microsoft Windows | |
Microsoft Windows Server | Microsoft Windows Desktop |
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Virtualization Platforms | |
Hyper-V Cluster & Hyper-V Windows Server | VMware vSphere |
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Applications | |
Microsoft Exchange Server | Microsoft SharePoint Server |
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Databases | |
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle Server on Linux
Oracle Server on Solaris | Oracle Server on Windows
PostgreSQL |
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File shares | |
NFS, iSCSI, SMB/CIFS, NDPM, Lustre | |
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