New features
New features in Recovery Manager for Active Directory 8.8.1:
- Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2016
This release can be installed on computers running Windows Server 2016, and you can use domain controllers running Windows Server 2016 for backup and restore operations. - Support for Microsoft SQL Server 2016.
Recovery Manager for Active Directory now offers support for SQL Server 2016. - Support for the Protected Users security group in Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 or higher.
Resolved issues
The following is a list of issues addressed in this release.
Table 1: General resolved issues
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Expired unpacked backups are not removed from the local drive. In this case, the local drive may run out of space. | 125942237 |
| RMAD cannot install SQL Server Reporting Services reports. | 126069993 |
| Unable to import a list of backups if it was exported on a machine in a different time zone. | 126617145 |
| Recovery Manager for Active Directory console crashes while setting up the agent access account in the collection properties. | 128568735 |
| Unable to perform the backup operation using the least-privileged user account. | 125942213 |
| RMAD console may crash or malfunction while trying to load the delayed ErdWizards.dll. | 127278559 |
| RMAD does not support AD LDS (ADAM) instances hosted on non default ports. | 117631237 |
| Unable to exclude some domain controllers from Backup. | 131707417 |
| The Recovery Manager for Active Directory console opens slowly if there is a large amount of registered backups (10000+). | 133953745 |
| The Set-RMADCollection cmdlet reverts the Computer Collection settings to their previous state. | 117239979 |
| The time that is required to back up a domain controller is increased. | 134585919 |
| You may get the Microsoft Managements Console error while opening Recovery Manager for Active Directory and clicking on the Backup Agent Management node. | 132810445 |
| The Recovery Manager for Active Directory console cannot be started under different user accounts (for example, using the ShellRunAs utility). | 128311093 |
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