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This article demonstrates how you can use PowerShell scripts in Operations Manager to automatically protect virtual machines in Data Protection Manager 2010.

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Enable your SQL admins to do their own DB restores with Data Protection Manager 2010... Click the download button to access the full article :-)

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One of the new eagerly anticipated features of DPM 2010 is the ability to protect machines that are in a workgroup or in an untrusted domain. In the DPM 2010 Beta this feature was not available, however it is available in the DPM 2010 RC and it is very si

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One of Data Protection Manager's shortcomings is that you can only run the DPM console on the DPM server. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to get the DPM console on your PC desktop using Remote Desktop Services (formerly Terminal Service

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Restore individual shares protected by Data Protection Manager using PowerShell.

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We appreciate your interest in www.SystemCenterCentral.com, your community for “everything System Center”. SystemCenterCentral.com was founded by three Microsoft Most Valued Professionals (MVPs) Pete Zerger, Maarten Goet, and Rory McCaw.

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Using PowerShell to invoke consistency checks, plus, how to invoke a heavy weight consistency check and how this is different from a standard consistency check.

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This article shows how PowerShell can be used to perform an administrative task in DPM and then extends this to placing the task in Operations Manager.