There are documents explaining the SQL Server Backup/Restore architecture and guides that explain the NetWorker Module for SQL Server’s (NMSQL) behavior. This whitepaper attempts to integrate the two into a single document, and explains the SQL Server Backup/Restore architecture and how NetWorker Module for SQL Server (NMSQL) communicates with SQL Server to perform efficient backups and restores. Microsoft SQL Server Virtual Device Interface Technology Architecture Process Model of SQL Server EMC NetWorker Backup-Restore Architecture NMSQL Module for Microsoft SQL Server Architecture Traditional Backup Command and Data Flow Traditional Recovery Command and Data Flow Volume Shadow Copy (VSS) Service OverviewVSS Components SQL Writer Snapshot Creation Process Snapshot Types NetWorker Modules: PowerSnap Disk-based Snapshot Technology Architecture, EMC NetWorker Backup-Restore Architecture EMC NetWorker utilizes a client/server architecture comprising of three distinct functions within a data zone - Client, Storage Nodes, and Server, to provide the capabilities and performance required to protect and manage data on the most complex networks.
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