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The MARS agent

Azure Backup uses the MARS agent to back up data from on-premises machines and Azure VMs to a backup Recovery Services vault in Azure. The MARS agent can:

• Run on on-premises Windows machines so that they can back up directly to a backup Recovery Services vault in Azure.
• Run on Windows VMs so that they can back up directly to a vault.
• Run on Microsoft Azure Backup Server (MABS) or a System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) server. In this scenario, machines and workloads back up to MABS or to the DPM server. The MARS agent then backs up this server to a vault in Azure.

Note

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Azure Backup doesn't support automatic adjustment of clock for daylight savings time (DST). Modify the policy to ensure daylight savings is taken into account to prevent discrepancy between the actual time and scheduled backup time.

Your backup options depend on where the agent is installed. For more information, see Azure Backup architecture using the MARS agent. For information about MABS and DPM backup architecture, see Back up to DPM or MABS. Also see requirements for the backup architecture.

Note

By default, Azure VMs that are enabled for backup have an Azure Backup extension installation. This extension backs up the entire VM. You can install and run the MARS agent on an Azure VM alongside the extension if you want to back up specific folders and files, rather than the complete VM.When you run the MARS agent on an Azure VM, it backs up files or folders that are in temporary storage on the VM. Backups fail if the files or folders are removed from the temporary storage or if the temporary storage is removed.

Cache folder support

When you use the MARS agent to back up data, the agent takes a snapshot of the data and stores it in a local cache folder before it sends the data to Azure. The cache (scratch) folder has several requirements:

Networking and access support

URL and IP access

The MARS agent needs access to these URLs:

• http://www.msftncsi.com/ncsi.txt
• *.Microsoft.com
• *.WindowsAzure.com
• *.MicrosoftOnline.com
• *.Windows.net
• www.msftconnecttest.com

And to these IP addresses:

• 20.190.128.0/18
• 40.126.0.0/18

Access to all of the URLs and IP addresses listed above uses the HTTPS protocol on port 443.

When backing up files and folders from Azure VMs using the MARS Agent, the Azure virtual network also needs to be configured to allow access. If you use Network Security Groups (NSG), use the AzureBackup service tag to allow outbound access to Azure Backup. In addition to the Azure Backup tag, you also need to allow connectivity for authentication and data transfer by creating similar NSG rules for Azure AD (AzureActiveDirectory) and Azure Storage(Storage). The following steps describe the process to create a rule for the Azure Backup tag:

1. In All Services, go to Network security groups and select the network security group.
2. Select Outbound security rules under Settings.
3. Select Add. Enter all the required details for creating a new rule as described in security rule settings. Ensure the option Destination is set to Service Tag and Destination service tag is set to AzureBackup.
4. Select Add to save the newly created outbound security rule.

You can similarly create NSG outbound security rules for Azure Storage and Azure AD. For more information on service tags, see this article.

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Azure ExpressRoute support

You can back up your data over Azure ExpressRoute with public peering (available for old circuits) and Microsoft peering. Backup over private peering isn't supported.

With public peering: Ensure access to the following domains/addresses:

• URLs
  • www.msftncsi.com
  • *.Microsoft.com
  • *.WindowsAzure.com
  • *.microsoftonline.com
  • *.windows.net
  • www.msftconnecttest.com
• IP addresses
  • 20.190.128.0/18
  • 40.126.0.0/18

With Microsoft peering, select the following services/regions and relevant community values:

• Azure Backup (according to the location of your Recovery Services vault)
• Azure Active Directory (12076:5060)
• Azure Storage (according to the location of your Recovery Services vault)

For more information, see the ExpressRoute routing requirements.

Note

Public Peering is deprecated for new circuits.

Private Endpoint support

You can now use Private Endpoints to back up your data securely from servers to your Recovery Services vault. Since Azure Active Directory doesn't currently support private endpoints, IPs and FQDNs required for Azure Active Directory will need to be allowed outbound access separately.

When you use the MARS Agent to back up your on-premises resources, make sure your on-premises network (containing your resources to be backed up) is peered with the Azure VNet that contains a private endpoint for the vault. You can then continue to install the MARS agent and configure backup. However, you must ensure all communication for backup happens through the peered network only.

If you remove private endpoints for the vault after a MARS agent has been registered to it, you'll need to re-register the container with the vault. You don't need to stop protection for them.

Read more about private endpoints for Azure Backup.

Throttling support

Supported operating systems

Note

The MARS agent does not support Windows Server Core SKUs.

You can use the MARS agent to back up directly to Azure on the operating systems listed below that run on:

1. On-premises Windows Servers
2. Azure VMs running Windows

The operating systems must be 64 bit and should be running the latest services packs and updates. The following table summarizes these operating systems:

For more information, see Supported MABS and DPM operating systems.

Operating Systems at end of support

The following operating systems are at the end of support and it's strongly recommended to upgrade the operating system to continue to stay protected.

If existing commitments prevent upgrading the operating system, consider migrating the Windows servers to Azure VMs and leverage Azure VM backups to continue staying protected. Visit the migration page here for more information about migrating your Windows server.

For on-premises or hosted environments, where you can't upgrade the operating system or migrate to Azure, activate Extended Security Updates for the machines to continue staying protected and supported. Notice that only specific editions are eligible for Extended Security Updates. Visit the FAQ page to learn more.

If you remove private endpoints for the vault after a MARS agent has been registered to it, you'll need to re-register the container with the vault. You don't need to stop protection for them.

Read more about private endpoints for Azure Backup.

Throttling support

Supported operating systems

Note

The MARS agent does not support Windows Server Core SKUs.

You can use the MARS agent to back up directly to Azure on the operating systems listed below that run on:

1. On-premises Windows Servers
2. Azure VMs running Windows

The operating systems must be 64 bit and should be running the latest services packs and updates. The following table summarizes these operating systems:

For more information, see Supported MABS and DPM operating systems.

Operating Systems at end of support

The following operating systems are at the end of support and it's strongly recommended to upgrade the operating system to continue to stay protected.

If existing commitments prevent upgrading the operating system, consider migrating the Windows servers to Azure VMs and leverage Azure VM backups to continue staying protected. Visit the migration page here for more information about migrating your Windows server.

For on-premises or hosted environments, where you can't upgrade the operating system or migrate to Azure, activate Extended Security Updates for the machines to continue staying protected and supported. Notice that only specific editions are eligible for Extended Security Updates. Visit the FAQ page to learn more.

Backup limits

Size limits

Azure Backup limits the size of a file or folder data source that can be backed up. The items that you back up from a single volume can't exceed the sizes summarized in this table:

Minimum retention limits

The following are the minimum retention durations that can be set for the different recovery points:

Other limitations

• MARS doesn't support protection of multiple machines with the same name to a single vault.

Supported file types for backup

* Ensure that the MARS agent has access to the required certificates to access the encrypted files. Inaccessible files will be skipped.

Supported drives or volumes for backup

Support for initial offline backup

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Azure Backup supports offline seeding to transfer initial backup data to Azure by using disks. This support is helpful if your initial backup is likely to be in the size range of terabytes (TBs). Offline backup is supported for:

• Direct backup of files and folders on on-premises machines that are running the MARS agent.
• Backup of workloads and files from a DPM server or MABS.

Offline backup can't be used for system state files.

Support for data restoration

By using the Instant Restore feature of Azure Backup, you can restore data before it's copied to the vault. The machine you're backing up must be running .NET Framework 4.5.2 or higher.

Backups can't be restored to a target machine that's running an earlier version of the operating system. For example, a backup taken from a computer that's running Windows 7 can be restored on Windows 8 or later. But a backup taken from a computer that's running Windows 8 can't be restored on a computer that's running Windows 7.

Previous MARS agent versions

The following table lists the previous versions of the agent with their download links. We recommend you to upgrade the agent version to the latest, so you can leverage the latest features and optimal performance.

Note

MARS agent versions with minor reliability and performance improvements don't have a KB article.

Next steps

• Learn more about backup architecture that uses the MARS agent.
• Learn what's supported when you run the MARS agent on MABS or a DPM server.