Hi Dirk,

Ideally you're going to try backing up your entire Hyper-V environment. If you don't have licenses to allow for this, and you're backing up on a file/application level, then I'd recommend backing up your Data and DBs (SQL/Exchange) in separate jobs. Read my article below on how to do this:

for best practices, the link below will detail everything you need to know, especially for Hyper-V and on application levels:

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH126401

Thanks!

i created 3 jobs

1- exchnage using hyperv agent

2- sql using hyperv agent

3- remaining vms using hyperv agent

i am using the hyperv agent for all jobs. and have excluded the CSVs in job #3.

am i correct when assuming that i cannot do any differentials/incrementals and that using the hyperv agent takes a  full backup only?

am i correct when assuming that i cannot do any differentials/incrementals and that using the hyperv agent takes a  full backup only?

That's right..And BE 2012 has added support for differentials/incrementals using the hyper-v agent