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Figure 28 Application specific options<br />

Click Next.<br />

8. Optionally, schedule the backup. See Scheduling backup specifications.<br />

Click Next.<br />

9. Save the backup specification, specifying a name and a backup specification group.<br />

Tip<br />

Preview your backup specification be<strong>for</strong>e using it <strong>for</strong> a real backup. See Previewing backup<br />

sessions.<br />

Table 9 VMware backup options<br />

Options Description<br />

Pre-exec, Post-exec<br />

The command specified here is run by vepa_bar.exe on the backup host be<strong>for</strong>e the<br />

backup (pre-exec) or after it (post-exec).<br />

Do not use double quotes. Type only the name of the command and ensure that the<br />

command resides in the following directory on the backup host:<br />

<strong>Data</strong>_<strong>Protector</strong>_home\bin<br />

Backup memory file If this option is selected, the memory of a running virtual machine is saved into a file and<br />

backed up. Note that the backup takes considerably longer if this option is selected.<br />

Modifying backup specifications<br />

To modify your backup specification, click its name in the Scoping Pane of the Backup context,<br />

then click the appropriate tab, and apply the changes.<br />

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