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			<span>Add Tape Device</span><br />
			    This node is automatically populated with all tape devices connected to the backup server. Each tape device must have its corresponding Windows driver installed (Unknown and Generic devices are not supported), and must be shown in Device Manager. Adding tape devices connected to other servers is not currently supported.
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	            <span>File to Tape</span><br />
	            File to Tape jobs allow for archiving selected files or folders (selected individually, or using file masks) to tape from any managed server or a share. For Windows servers, the job can optionally leverage Microsoft VSS for consistent backups of files in use by running applications. We recommend no more than 10,000 files per job.
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			    <span>Backup to Tape</span><br />
                    Backup to Tape jobs allow for archiving Veeam backup files to tape. Unlike File to Tape jobs, these jobs track specific VM restore points on tape and provide full integration with backup jobs.  For example, tape jobs can be configured to auto-start as soon as new backup files are created.
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	            <span>Restore File from Tape</span><br />
	            There are two ways to restore files from tape: you can either launch the designated wizard using the corresponding Home toolbar button (or by clicking this text), or drill down to the desired file under the Tape node in the Files tab of the management tree.
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	            <span>Restore Virtual Machine from Tape</span><br />
	            For VM restore, the Veeam backup files containing required restore point must be staged to a temporary repository first. When restoring the entire VM, this staging happens automatically as the part of restore process. For other types of restores (for example, guest files or application items), use the Restore Backup to Repository wizard to copy the required backup files from tape, then initiate the desired restore normally.
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