Dell PowerVault DP600 - Manual (Page 42)

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Note
If you disable a protection agent for a server that is a cluster node, you should disable the
protection agent for every node of the cluster.
To disable a protection agent
1. In DPM Administrator Console, click Management on the navigation bar.
2. On the Agents tab, in the display pane, select the name of the computer with the
protection agent you want to disable.
3. In the Actions pane, click Disable protection agent.
4. In the dialog box, click OK to confirm that you want to proceed.
In This Section
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on Exchange Servers
Performing Exchange Maintenance Tasks
Applying Operating System Updates on Exchange Servers
Running Antivirus Software on Exchange Servers
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on Exchange Servers
Running Disk Cleanup, Disk Defragmenter, or Chkdsk.exe should have no adverse affect on
performance or data protection.
See Also
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on the DPM Server
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on File Servers and Workstations
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on SQL Servers
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on Windows SharePoint Services Servers
Using Windows Maintenance Tools on Virtual Server
Performing Exchange Maintenance Tasks
Most Microsoft Exchange maintenance tasks should have no adverse affect on performance or
data protection. However, special considerations apply when you are performing offline database
defragmentation on Exchange servers that are protected by Data Protection Manager (DPM).
Offline defragmentation involves using the Exchange Server Database Utilities (Eseutil.exe), an
Exchange Server utility that you can use to defragment, repair, and check the integrity of
Exchange server databases.
If you must perform an offline defragmentation, you should perform a synchronization with
consistency check for protected storage groups when defragmentation is complete.