User guide

8 EMC Avamar 7.0 Release Notes
New features and changes
Support for the DB2 Command Line Processor (CLP) for backup, restore, recover, and
roll forward operations. The Avamar Plug-in for DB2 supports the db2 backup, db2
restore, db2 recover, and db2 rollforward commands.
Redirected restores of automatic table spaces.
Support for backups of archived transaction logs, which you can later use for
rollforward operations.
IBM Lotus Domino
The Avamar Plug-in for Lotus Domino includes the following new features:
Multiple installations of the Domino server on a single UNIX host in release 7.0.
Multiple backup streams. The use of multiple backup streams enables the Avamar
Plug-in for Lotus Domino to back up the Domino files and the transaction logs in
parallel streams. Multiple backup streams can improve the rate at which the Avamar
Plug-in for Lotus Domino writes data to the Avamar server or the Data Domain system.
Microsoft Exchange VSS
The Avamar Plug-in for Exchange VSS includes the following new features and
enhancements in release 7.0:
Support for Exchange Server 2013.
Support for granular level recovery (GLR) of mailbox items to a different mailbox than
the original mailbox.
New option that enables you to choose whether to back up passive database copies,
active database copies, or a combination of both in a Database Availability Group
(DAG) or cluster environment.
Microsoft Hyper-V VSS
The Avamar Plug-in for Hyper-V VSS includes the following new features and
enhancements in release 7.0 and release 7.0 Service Pack 1:
Avamar release 7.0 Service Pack 1 includes Hyper-V 2012 R2 support and 2-5 times
faster Hyper-V backup using multiple proxies.
Support for Hyper-V on Windows Server 2012 with the following types of virtual
machine storage:
Local volumes
Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV)
Server Message Block (SMB) 3.0 file shares
New option to promote backups from copy to full for the in-guest shadow copy that
occurs during an image-level backup of a Hyper-V server with Windows Server 2012.
Support for excluding virtual machines from both on-demand and scheduled
image-level backups.
New command to control how long the temporary file system for granular level
recovery (GLR) remains mounted.