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Testing enrollment for DPM v1 SP1 Beta closes!

dpm — Wed, 24 May 2006 16:53:00 GMT

Excellent response to testing DPM v1 SP1 Beta…

Thanks to everyone for your excellent response and volunteering to DPM v1 SP1 Beta. As we have already exceeded the total number of seats available, we are not in a position to accept any more testers.

Thanks once again to everyone who have signed-up!

- Balaji Hariharan

Test DPM v1 SP1 Beta...

dpm — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 16:25:00 GMT

Among the exsiting DPM V1 customers we are looking for customers who want to participate in our beta for Service Pack 1.

SP1 enables:

protection of 64 bit production servers
protection of production servers with Single Instance Store (SIS) enabled
allows for protection of clustered production servers
and has a roll up of all fixes

If interested in testing, shoot an email to dpmtb[at]microsoft.com

- Marc Kamstrup

Calling DPM v2 Early adopters...

dpm — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:17:00 GMT

The DPM product team is looking for participants in the DPM V2 Technology Adoption Program (TAP) where participants get:

Early access to DPM V2
Individual DPM team technical experts for your deployment to answer your questions
A unique chance to learn about DPM V2 and how it is best used
A limited number of software licenses for DPM V2 (both server and agents) provided free of charge
Support from the product group from sign on to release (RTM) to handle bugs and deployment issues
An opportunity to provide input and have an impact on the final product

If interested, shoot an email to - dpmtb[at]microsoft.com

- Marc Kamstrup

Welcome to the DPM Team Blog!

dpm — Tue, 13 Dec 2005 18:50:00 GMT

Welcome to the Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (in short, DPM) team blog!

The authors here are developers, testers, program managers, technical writers, marketing folks and product support engineers who work with DPM. And of course, if DPM customers like you, write reviews on your blogs or mail us, we may track-back those too!

We're planning to post here regularly with tips and tricks about DPM, the history behind certain features or decisions, important business events & releases and other information. We will also get feedback from the enthusiasts to shape our next versions. Also look forward to having some fun…J

At the end of each blog entry, you'll see the author's name and a link to their bio. The bios of all participants can be seen in the "The Team" link on the left as well.

Enjoy your stay here, and let us know regularly on how we can make this blog experience of yours more interesting & useful!

- Balaji Hariharan