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Dell EMC Avamar for Windows Servers 19.7 User Guide

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Volumes that are considered critical and are included in a Windows BMR backup

Certain volumes are considered critical and are included in a Windows BMR backup.

The following volumes are included in a Windows BMR backup:

  • Any volume that contains operating system files.
  • Any volume that contains a third-party service.
  • A non-critical volume that has a critical volume mounted on it, or a non-critical volume that serves as a parent to a critical volume. In either case, both the parent volume and mounted volume are treated as critical.
  • If one of the volumes on a dynamic disk is critical, all volumes on a dynamic disk are critical. Microsoft requires all dynamic disks to be included in the BMR backup if anyone of the dynamic disks is critical.

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