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Avamar v5.0GA Since 4Q 2009

• Increased node density

• Integrity check process improvements

• Enhanced server maintenance scheduling

• Email home improvements

• Improved upgrade process

• High-availability network configuration

• Enhanced reporting

• Secure deletion in accordance with DoD 5220.22-M standard



Avamar v5.0GA Since 4Q 2009

• Enhanced VMware data protection support– Support for vSphere 4.0 to leverage VMware Data Protection API’s for VCB-

like functionality – Simplified policy creation for VM image (vmdk) backups– Incremental block-based backups of VMs with full recovery– vCenter awareness in the Avamar Administrator user interface– File-level recovery from image backups

• Enhanced/expanded clients– SQL Server 2008– Oracle 11g– VCS on Solaris– Faster NetApp NDMP backup performance– Hardware-independent server backup/recovery for Windows Server 2003

systems– Support for Oracle incremental backups with Block Change Tracking



Avamar v5.0 Desktop/LaptopGA Since 4Q 2009

• New end-user web UI for self-service restore

• Security model permits end users to restore just their own files

• New Activation Manager enhances deployment for thousands of clients



Avamar v5.0.1 Client UpdateGA Since May 2010

• Operating Systems– Cent OS (v4,v5)– Debian (v4,v5)– HP/UX on PA-RISC (11iv1-3)– MacOS 10.6– Oracle Unbreakable Linux

(v4,v5)– RHEL 5 on IBM System z– Solaris 10 x64 with VCS 5.0– SLES 11 x64– SLES 10SP3 on IBM System z– Solaris 10 x86– Solaris 8 SPARC with VCS 5.0 – Windows Server 2008 R2– Windows 7

• NDMP– NetApp OnTap 7.3.x

• Applications– DB2 9.7 (AIX 6.1, RHEL 5.x)– Exchange Server 2010

(W2k8/W2k8 R2) – Lotus 8.5.x (Win2k8, Win2k8 R2,

AIX 6.1) – Oracle 11Gr2 on RHEL 5 & SLES 10– Oracle 10 on Solaris 10 x64 with

VCS 5.0– Oracle 9.2 on Solaris 8 SPARC

w/VCS 5.0– SharePoint Server 2007 (Win2k8

R2)– SQL Server 2008 (Win2k8 R2)– SQL Server 2005 (W2k8, W2k8 R2)



Avamar v5.0.1 Client UpdateGA Since May 2010

• Oracle – RMAN retention periods– Point-in-time recovery– Multi-channel backup

support

• DB2 – Point-in-time recovery

• Lotus Domino– Improved performance– DAOS support

• NDMP– NetApp file-level recovery– NetApp ONTAP 7.3.x support

• Windows Server– Windows disaster recovery– W2K8R2 native VHD support– DFS-R granular file

recoveries

• SQL Server 2005/2008– Point-in-time recovery– Log Tail backups

• Exchange – Exchange Server 2007 –

CCR Passive Node backups– Exchange Server 2010 –

DAG Passive Node backups



Avamar v5.0.1 DT/LT UpdateGA Since May 2010

Desktop/Laptop• New OS support

– Windows 7– Mac 10.6

• Browser UI enhancements– Includes restores and

failures in history– Display time in client

time zone, browser locale format

– User selection of backup time

– IE 6 support

Activation Manager• Queuing of failed activations

– Retry every 2 hours for 2 days

• Ability to move clients to another grid

– Deactivate clients on original grid and activate clients on new grid

– Replicate backups



Avamar v5.0.1 Data Transport UpdateGA Since June 2010

• Global Schedule Viewer

• Configuration enhancements

• New option for file-level metadata

• Improved performance

• Operational improvements

• NetWorker v7.6 support

• Increased Transport Node capacity



Avamar v6.0 Server

• Increased node density

• High-speed backups to Data Domain storage system for selected data (typically large databases)

• Enhanced VMware data protection support

• Improved management

• Simplified upgrade process

• Enhanced capacity reporting

• Avamar Virtual Edition refresh

• Desktop/laptop, client management enhancements



Avamar v6.0 with Data Domain

Avamar Management Console

Avamar Client

Management Traffic

Selected data, e.g., large DBs

Monitoring/ Management Traffic

Primary Avamar Server

Primary DataDomain Server

Replica DataDomain Server

Most data

Replica Avamar Server



Avamar v6.0 DT/LT Enhancements

• Restore to alternate computer– New, renamed, recycled computers

• Support ‘userid wildcard’ in dataset policy

• User selectable backup dataset– Save backup set for future use– Enabled via central policy

• Eliminate need to enter password for end-user restore



Avamar v6.0 Client Management

• Replaces Activation Manager (currently used only for DTLT clients)

– Becomes a tab in Client Manager

• Additional management use cases– Push client upgrades for Windows and Linux

clients– Move and migrate clients across grids– Retire clients– Reporting



Avamar v6.0 Client Enhancements

• Operating systems– Iomega ix12-300r client– Solaris Clusters– FreeBSD 8.0– SCO UnixWare 7.1.4

• NDMP enhancements– NetApp OnTap 8– Celerra DART 6.0 support– Windows Storage Server 2008 w/SIS– Windows Storage Server 2003– More streams per NDMP accelerator– Multiple streams in same work order– Workload optimization across

multiple streams

• VMware enhancements– Incremental changed

block restore– Sparse vmdk backup

and recovery– MCCLI for backup &

restore– Backup & recovery

to/from NFS and iSCSI



Avamar v6.0 Client Enhancements

• DD Boost for Oracle, Exchange, SharePoint, SQL and VMware

• Oracle – Oracle 11gR2/10gR2 RAC – Oracle ASM & RAW device

support– Oracle 11gR2 (HP-UX Itanium)– Oracle incremental backups

(AIX 6.1 and HP/UX 11iv3)

• NetWare in-flight encryption• Lotus Domino v8.5.1 (AIX 6.1

x64)

• Exchange – Granular Level Recoveries

(GLR) directly from savesets– Better performance with

multi-stream support• SharePoint

– New SharePoint VSS Plug-in– SharePoint Server

2010/2007 support– Better performance with

multi-stream support– Granular Level Recoveries

(GLR) directly from savesets via Kroll Ontrack

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