what are best practices or recommendations for RMAD in all aspect

Hi Richa, congrats on implementing RMAD for your Active Directory backups! Here are some recommendations for installation, configuration, and general use:

Installation:

• Hardware: Ensure your chosen server meets RAM and storage requirements based on the number of DCs you'll be backing up (https://www.quest.com/products/recovery-manager-for-active-directory-disaster-recovery-edition/).
• Network: Verify good network connectivity between the RMAD server and your domain controllers (DCs).

Configuration:

• Backup Strategy: Define a backup schedule (daily recommended) and retention period for your backups.
• Granular Recovery Options: Enable options for granular recovery of specific objects if needed.
• Security: Set strong passwords and access controls for the RMAD server and backup repositories.

General Use:

• Testing: Regularly test your backups to ensure successful restores.
• Documentation: Document your RMAD configuration and procedures for easy reference.

Additional Resources:

• RMAD User Guide: https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/recovery-manager-for-ad/10.2/user-guide/56

By following these recommendations, you can ensure a smooth and successful online2yu deployment of RMAD for your Active Directory environment.

Hi Richa, congrats on implementing RMAD for your Active Directory backups! Here are some recommendations for installation, configuration, and general use:

Installation:

• Hardware: Ensure your chosen server meets RAM and storage requirements based on the number of DCs you'll be backing up (https://www.quest.com/products/recovery-manager-for-active-directory-disaster-recovery-edition/).
• Network: Verify good network connectivity between the RMAD server and your domain controllers (DCs).

Configuration:

• Backup Strategy: Define a backup schedule (daily recommended) and retention period for your backups.
• Granular Recovery Options: Enable options for granular recovery of specific objects if needed.
• Security: Set strong passwords and access controls for the RMAD server and backup repositories.

General Use:

• Testing: Regularly test your backups to ensure successful restores.
• Documentation: Document your RMAD configuration and procedures for easy reference.

Additional Resources:

• RMAD User Guide: https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/recovery-manager-for-ad/10.2/user-guide/56

By following these recommendations, you can ensure a smooth and successful online2yu deployment of RMAD for your Active Directory environment.