from multiple backups if the item was stored on an incremental backup. Now, the user can simply choose the backup date for the items they wish to restore. Simplified recovery of the operating system—Backup works with the new Windows Recovery tools to make it easier to recover the operating system. Users can recover to the same server, or, if the hardware fails, he or she can recover to a new server that has no operating system. Support for DVD media—Users can manually back up volumes directly to DVD. Backup also retains support for backing up manually to shared folders and hard disks. Scheduled backups are stored on hard disks. Improved Scheduling—Backup now includes a wizard to guide the IT staff through the process of creating daily backups. System volumes are automatically included in all scheduled backups. Windows Server 2008 provides the backup and recovery solutions needed to complete a high availability solution that protects both the organization’s data and the operating systems on the servers in the network. It also eases the administrative burden of ensuring mission critical data is properly backed up, while speeding up data recovery. Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor Windows Server 2008 includes the Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor, which provides IT Professionals with tools to easily monitor and assess system performance and reliability. (Note: In some pre-release versions of Windows Sever 2008, this feature was called “Windows Performance Diagnostic Console.”) Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor is an MMC snap-in that combines the functionality of several previous tools, including Performance Logs and Alerts, Server Performance Advisor, and the System Monitor. It provides an easy-to-use graphic interface for customizing performance data collection and Event Trace Sessions. It also includes Reliability Monitor, another MMC snap-in that tracks changes to the system and compares them to changes in system stability, providing a graphical view of their relationship. Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor is a tool designed to provide IT Professionals and network administrators with the performance information needed to effectively manage networks. To view real-time status in Resource View, the console must run as a member of the Administrators group. To create Data Collector Sets, configure logs, or view reports, the console must run as a member of the Administrators group or the Performance Log Users Group.
from multiple backups if the item was stored on an incremental backup. Now, the user can simply choose the backup date for the items they wish to restore. Simplified recovery of the operating system—Backup works with the new Windows Recovery tools to make it easier to recover the operating system. Users can recover to the same server, or, if the hardware fails, he or she can recover to a new server that has no operating system. Support for DVD media—Users can manually back up volumes directly to DVD. Backup also retains support for backing up manually to shared folders and hard disks. Scheduled backups are stored on hard disks. Improved Scheduling—Backup now includes a wizard to guide the IT staff through the process of creating daily backups. System volumes are automatically included in all scheduled backups. Windows Server 2008 provides the backup and recovery solutions needed to complete a high availability solution that protects both the organization’s data and the operating systems on the servers in the network. It also eases the administrative burden of ensuring mission critical data is properly backed up, while speeding up data recovery. Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor Windows Server 2008 includes the Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor, which provides IT Professionals with tools to easily monitor and assess system performance and reliability. (Note: In some pre-release versions of Windows Sever 2008, this feature was called “Windows Performance Diagnostic Console.”) Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor is an MMC snap-in that combines the functionality of several previous tools, including Performance Logs and Alerts, Server Performance Advisor, and the System Monitor. It provides an easy-to-use graphic interface for customizing performance data collection and Event Trace Sessions. It also includes Reliability Monitor, another MMC snap-in that tracks changes to the system and compares them to changes in system stability, providing a graphical view of their relationship. Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor is a tool designed to provide IT Professionals and network administrators with the performance information needed to effectively manage networks. To view real-time status in Resource View, the console must run as a member of the Administrators group. To create Data Collector Sets, configure logs, or view reports, the console must run as a member of the Administrators group or the Performance Log Users Group.
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