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Go to Commvault Store to download the latest tools, reports, alerts, workflows, and other software packages.In addition to open access on from the Internet, Commvault Store can be opened from specific features in the CommCell Console and the Web Console. When Commvault Store is opened through a specific feature, only items related to that feature display, but you can go to other sections in the store if you need to. For example, when you open Commvault Store from the Workflow feature in the CommCell Console, the Workflows section of the store displays. For instructions about opening Commvault Store from a specific feature, see any of these topics:Downloading and Opening Reports from Commvault StoreDownloading, Deploying, and Updating Workflows from Commvault StoreInstalling Alert Rules from Commvault StoreBefore You BeginYou must have a user account on the Cloud Services website. To create a user account, register your CommServe computer. If you already have a user account, you still might need to register your CommServe computer. For instructions, see Register Your Product.The CommServe computer must be able to access the websites listed on External URLs for Commvault Features. If the v10 CommCell computer is not connected to the Internet, then you must use a client computer with Internet access as a gateway. For instructions, see Configuring the CommServe Computer to Use an Internet Gateway.ProcedureGo to Commvault Store on the Cloud Services web site.On the login page, type your login credentials and then click Login.Commvault Store appears and lists all of the items available for download.Note: If you are not redirected to Commvault Store, click Store on the My Applications page in Web Console.On the left side of the page, use the filters to customize the list of software items displayed on the page. For example, click Tools under the Category filter to view all of the tools available in Commvault Store.Next to the software item you want to download, click Download and follow the prompts.Note: Contact your software provider if you encounter any of the following issues:The download link for an item does not work or displays an error.The item you downloaded is not working properly. Before You BeginProcedure

Commvault Platform Release 2024E (11.36) For Commvault Cloud SaaS documentation, click here. Popular Topics Virtualization Hypervisor information for system requirements, installation, configuration, and daily operations. Applications Quick links to applications including Exchange, Active Directory, and Office 365. Databases Deploy and configure databases including Microsoft SQL, Oracle, and MySQL. File Servers Install, configure, and manage daily operations for file systems. Snapshots Learn about supported arrays, IntelliSnap, and common snapshot operations. CommServe Requirements Review CommServe prerequisites and system requirements. MediaAgent Requirements Learn about sizing guidelines for configuring a MediaAgent using deduplication mode. Antivirus Exclusions for Windows Antivirus exclusions for Windows MediaAgents. Antivirus Exclusions for Linux Antivirus exclusions for UNIX based MediaAgents. Long-Term Support Release Commvault Platform Release 2024E (11.36) Commvault Platform Release 2023E (11.32) Commvault Platform Release 2022E (11.28) Feature Release 11.20 Innovation Release Innovation Release 11.38 Technology Preview Innovation Release 11.38 What's New To request software, click Request Latest Media Kit Related Sites Additional Settings Security Advisories Deprecated Releases Knowledge Base CDS Documentation Threatwise Documentation Tape Storage Matrix Upgrade from V9 and V10

At Commvault, fostering an environment of belonging is a top priority. Our DEI approach focuses on promoting and incorporating diverse, inclusive, and equitable practices throughout the organization. One key highlight is our dedicated DEI team, which partners with leadership and employees globally to drive our DEI strategy and support programs. Together, we’re delivering on our commitment to cultivating a culture of belonging.We continue investing in inclusive leadership development and have implemented an inclusive recruiting strategy to increase the hiring of women and candidates from underrepresented groups. Our employee groups play a vital role in driving engagement to discuss, advocate, and champion their respective beliefs and identities within our organization and in society. Currently, we have seven vibrant employee groups, including five Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) and two Employee Affinity Groups (EAGs):Multi-Culture ERGWomen in Technology ERGCapAbilities (Disability Inclusion) ERGPRISM (LGBTQ+ and Allies) ERGVALOR (Veterans and Allies) ERGFamily Support Network EAGEnvironmental EAG – Vaulters Advocating for Sustainability in Tech Throughout the year, our DEI team collaborates with employee groups to build community through “Equity in Action” events that are open to all employees virtually. Recent examples include:The CapAbilities ERG (Disability Inclusion) hosted an event in 2024 on Neurodiversity and Neuroinclusivity in the Workplace, featuring Holly Foxcroft, Head of Neurodiversity in Cyber Research and Consulting.The VALOR ERG (Veterans & Allies) organized a Veterans Day 2023 event with Alex Janas, Commvault Field CTO and Former Marine, along with the Wreaths Across America campaign.For Hispanic Heritage Month 2023, we had a speaker event with Pico Velásquez, founder and CEO of VIIRA (Computational Architect and Artificial Intelligence).During Black History Month 2024, we partnered with the United Negro College Fund for an event focused on Combating Bias in TechTo further our DEI journey, we offer a variety of micro-learning courses covering topics like DEI Fundamentals, Inclusive Workplace Best Practices, Gender Essentialism, Intersectionality in the Workplace, Visible, Invisible and Hypervisible Identities and Religious Inclusivity. Our annual Commvault Cares program provides another opportunity to give back and raise awareness for causes close to our hearts. In 2023, we provided over $25,000 in philanthropic support to organizations selected by our employees and global charities like the American Red Cross and United Negro College Fund (UNCF). Caring is at the core of who we are, and we’re committed to giving back to communities where we live and work through financial contributions and volunteering.Additional impactful initiatives from the past year include partnering

The configuration wizard guides you through the configuration process, which includes creating any new entities that are needed, such as a plan, a hypervisor, and a VM group.Start the Configuration WizardFrom the Command Center navigation pane, go to Protect > Virtualization.The Virtual machines page appears.In the upper-right area of the page, click Add hypervisor.The Configure Hypervisor page appears.Click Nutanix AHV.Click Next.The Backup Method Overview page of the configuration wizard appears.Review the information.Click Next.The Backup Gateway page of the configuration wizard appears.Backup GatewayA backup gateway is required to back up VMs without egress charges. Access nodes run backups and other operations. See System Requirements for On-Premises Backup Gateways.Select an existing backup gateway or create a new backup gateway.Steps to create a backup gatewayClick the add button .The Add new backup gateway dialog box appears.Click Download.The backup gateway installer is downloaded. The file name of the installer is BackupGateway64.exe.On the computer that you will use as the backup gateway, install the software:Right-click the installation file, and then select Run as administrator.The Custom Package Manager dialog box appears.Extract the files.The Commvault Cloud installer appears.In the Installation Path box, enter the path to install the backup gateway (default path is C:\Program Files\Metallic\ContentStore) and then click Next.The Data Directory Path screen appears.In the Select data directory path box, enter the path on the dedicated data disk for the deduplication database, index cache, and job results folder.By default, a non-OS drive with the largest amount of available space is selected as the data directory path. For example, E:\Metallic\Data.ImportantBecause the data disk is used for intensive I/O operations such as deduplication, job results, and index caching, use either a separate data disk or virtual drives using a storage pool.Click Next to start the installation.After the software is installed, the Server Authentication dialog box appears.Click Enter Credentials, and then enter the credentials that you use to log on to the Command Center.If you are an MFA-enabled customer, when prompted, enter the authcode that was displayed on the download screen. To view the authcode, go to Manage > Company.Click Next.Before leaving the installer, copy the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the backup gateway.Return to the Select backup gateway page.In the Backup gateway hostname box, enter the FQDN of the backup gateway.Click Submit.The backup gateway registers with Commvault Cloud.Return to Commvault Cloud.Refresh the list of backup gateways, and then select the backup gateway that you created.Click Next.The Local Storage

Accessed, using either Commvault software, or integration with native or third-party products?ContentStore Unifies All Managed DataIn a typical enterprise, there are many different types of data; files on desktop and laptop computers; mail and database servers; data in content management systems like SharePoint; and many more. This data is not all in one physical location. Data might be on users' computers, in the cloud, or in IT centers scattered around the globe. With such a diversity of data types and locations, different protection and recovery requirements, and environments where multiple solutions are required, you do not want to maintain a separate point solution for each requirement, so our integrated data management approach with ContentStore provides a single, complete view of all managed data no matter where that data resides.To take advantage of the rich Commvault software feature set, data must be made available to our software, to enter the ContentStore sphere of influence. There are a number of ways in which this is accomplished.Advanced Data Protection and ArchivingThe most basic function of our software is data protection and recovery. Basic backup is the foundation of a comprehensive data protection and management strategy, and our software offers seamless and efficient backup and restore of data from any mainstream operating system, database, application, endpoint, or virtual environment with maximum efficiency according to data type and recovery profile. With a single, low-impact scan, our comprehensive backup and archiving software can incorporate the traditional backup and archiving processes in a single operation, moving data

You can use Commvault to back up and recover virtual machines running in the VRM. You can perform streaming backups.FusionCompute includes a Virtual Resource Manager (VRM) and one or more Compute Node Agents (CNAs). VRM is a web-based management interface for servers and virtual machines. Servers can be grouped into clusters.The FusionCompute platform provides allocated block tracking and changed block tracking.Key FeaturesFeatureDescriptionAdditional informationAgentless backups and restoresInstall the Virtual Server Agent on a machine to act as a VSA proxy. A VSA proxy manages backup and restore operations for guest VMs in your environment, eliminating the need to install agents on guest VMs.DeploymentSystem Requirements"Incremental forever" data protectionAfter an initial full backup, you can perform ongoing incremental backups to capture changes for the source VM.BackupsRestoresYou can restore full virtual machines or guest files and folders.RestoresAdvanced administrationThe CommCell Console provides advanced options for Commvault operations.Using the CommCell Console, you can configure a virtualization client that serves as a single point of administration for a FusionCompute deployment through the VRM. You can perform backups and restores from the virtualization client, and perform other administrative tasks such as creating schedules and generating reports.Creating a Virtualization ClientAutomatic protection for all virtual machinesBy default, all virtual machines are automatically selected for backup, to ensure that all virtual machines are backed up.Default Subclient CoverageAutomatic discoveryTo back up categories of VMs, you can create rules to automatically select VMs based on specific criteria. Automatic discovery is useful in environments where VMs are frequently added or removed.Virtual Machine Discovery and