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Error Log Location for SQL Server

By Admin | March 21, 2016

Each SQL Server Instance in a machine maintains its own error log. This error log...

Tech Humor of the Week – 8

By Abdul Khader Jeelani | March 18, 2016

Bill is a huge fan of Vembu’s Physical Server Backups That was one excellent question...

Vembu CRM Suite is now Production – Ready!!

By Abdul Khader Jeelani | March 17, 2016

CRM has become inevitable in the current digital world where everything needs to be in...

Live Webinar on “Vembu Universal Recovery Tools – Free Granular Recovery Tool for Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SQL, SharePoint and Microsoft AD”

By Abdul Khader Jeelani | March 16, 2016

This webinar will talk comprehensively on “Vembu Universal Recovery Tools – Free Granular Recovery Tool...

Vembu CampaignDesk – An Overview

By Admin | March 16, 2016

What is Campaign ? Top MNC companies to small companies use online or an application...

Agent vs Agentless Virtual Machine Backup

By Saravanan P | March 15, 2016

Over a few years back, Virtual machine used to perform agent backup operation on a...

What is special about Vembu SaaSBackup?

By Jose Starvin | March 15, 2016

Problem with Saas provider Since Saas applications are deployed in the cloud, IT admins feel...

STRETCH DATABASE – A New Feature of SQL Server 2016

By Admin | March 14, 2016

Stretch database is a new feature of SQL Server 2016 that enables us to migrate...

CRM – The buzz word in the current business scenario

By Admin | March 14, 2016

Customer Relationship Management is commonly known as CRM. CRM helps us to maintain the complete...

Tech Humor of the week – 7

By Abdul Khader Jeelani | March 11, 2016

 Bill is happy with his Hyper-V image backups. Duke is Back but somewhere else…  ...

Thank you for meeting us & making our VMUG events a success

By Abdul Khader Jeelani | March 10, 2016

Backup and Disaster Recovery is serious business but it does not be too much sophisticated...

LINKED SERVER – An Overview

By Admin | March 10, 2016

Linked Servers allows you to connect to the SQL SERVER instance in the other machines...