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vepa_util.exe<br />

--config<br />

--virtual-environment VMware<br />

--host VMwareManagementClient<br />

--security-model 1<br />

2. For Standard security:<br />

vepa_util.exe<br />

--config<br />

--virtual-environment VMware<br />

--host VMwareManagementClient<br />

--security-model 0<br />

--username Username<br />

{--password Password | --encoded-password Password}<br />

[--webroot WebServiceRoot] (<strong>for</strong> example, /sdk)<br />

[--port WebServicePort] (<strong>for</strong> example, 443)<br />

The message *RETVAL*0 indicates successful configuration.<br />

For option descriptions, see the vepa_util.exe description at the end of this document.<br />

Configuring virtual machines<br />

For each virtual machine, specify details on how to per<strong>for</strong>m various backup methods:<br />

How to handle virtual machine snapshots created during backup. Note that not all snapshot<br />

handling modes support incremental and differential backups.<br />

(Windows virtual machines only) Whether a quiescence snapshot should be taken to make<br />

applications consistent <strong>for</strong> backups.<br />

The type of transport mode to be used during backups.<br />

You can configure each virtual machine separately or all together. Configuration settings <strong>for</strong><br />

virtual machines of the same datacenter are saved in a separate configuration file on the Cell<br />

Manager. The file is named VMwareManagementClient%<strong>Data</strong>centerPath. It is used <strong>for</strong> all backup<br />

sessions involving this particular datacenter.<br />

To configure virtual machines, use the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> GUI or CLI.<br />

Using the <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Protector</strong> GUI<br />

You can specify details on how a virtual machine backup should be per<strong>for</strong>med when you create<br />

or modify a backup specification.<br />

1. In the Source page of a backup specification, right-click the client system at the top or any of<br />

the virtual machines listed below and click Configure Virtual Machines.<br />

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