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Microsoft 365 online applications backup

Backup Microsoft Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, and Teams.

Extensive hypervisor and container support

Full and incremental backup across the most popular hypervisors for secure, virtual machine protection.

Multiple cloud target options

Utilize the cloud storage platform that meets your business and application protection needs for maximum flexibility and cost control.

Trial resources

The free trial lasts for 90 days with a 5TB limit on front-end capacity. Access to technical experts is available during the trial.

What others say about the product

iskratel logo

We chose Data Protector as that meets all our physical and virtual data storage requirements. It provides great integration with our existing infrastructure, and we received excellent support from OpenText during the evaluation and decision process.

Anton Kavcic
IT Director
Iskratel
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In a 24/7 operation like Almac, with many live production systems, it is vital that we streamline and secure our backup processes. We have successfully achieved the transition to Data Protector while meeting all regulatory and complaince requirements.

Darren O'Neill
Infrastructure Systems Engineer
Almac Group
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For more than 20 years, Data Protector has been our standard Level 2 and Level 3 tool for data backups in an IT landscape that has developed heterogeneously. Restore requirements can be implemented quickly and reliably with Data Protector.

Henning Wesemann
IT Project Manager
ArcelorMittal Bremen

Operating systems

RedHat Enterprise Linux

  • Versions: 7.x, 8.x
  • Minimal install (Basic functionality)

CentOS

  • Versions: 7.x, 8.x and Stream
  • Minimal install (Basic functionality)

External packages

DP4CW server: MariaDB 10.4 (installed from the official MariaDB repository) If you need to install MariaDB packages without accessing external repository during DP4CW installation you can also download RPMs and install them manually as described here.

Hardware requirements

Minimum requirements for all-in-one installation (DP4CW server and node on the same machine):

  • CPU: 4 cores
  • RAM: 8 GB
  • HDD1:20GB for OS, and DP4CW installation
  • HDD2: X GB for staging, where X = size_of_biggest_VM * number_of_parallel_backups - Optionally can be skipped, when staging space is configured to be directly on external backup destination (eg NFS-shared file system)

Minimum requirements for installation in the separated model – DP4CW Server:

  • CPU: 2 cores
  • RAM: 6 GB
  • HDD1: 20 GB for OS, and DP4CW installation

Minimum requirements for installation in the separated model – DP4CW Node:

  • CPU: 2 cores
  • RAM: 4 GB
  • HDD1: 20 GB for OS, and DP4CW installation
  • HDD2: X GB for staging, where X = size_of_biggest_VM * number_of_parallel_backups - Optionally can be skipped, when staging space is configured to be directly on external backup destination (eg NFS-shared file system)

Further guides and help

These are the requirements for the components only. Further information on the network requirements and connecting to other applications are contained in the online documentation guides.

  • OpenText Data Protector for Cloud Workloads can be licensed with a perpetual Capacity license or a subscription capacity license. Subscription periods are 12, 24, or 36 months.

  • Yes, OpenText Data Protector for Cloud Workloads requires a Linux environment for installation and operation. It will not run on a Windows system.

  • No, OpenText Data Protector for Cloud Workloads can be installed and operated without having Data Protector installed.

  • The trial version of OpenText Data Protector for Cloud Workloads is restricted to 5TB of front-end capacity.

  • The trial version is a full featured implementation of DP4CW. All features and capabilities are accessible.

  • Product overview and full documentation can be found in the Practitioner Portal located here.