How about vStorage CBT differentials?

Anyone actually have a problem with the registry, certificate store etc 
not coming back to the point in time of the differential backup?

I am torn if I should keep doing my incremental /synthetics including 
system state as well as periodic vStorage fulls, or go all in except 
some key systems that keep their main dynamic state in the system state 
area (Like CA Services, AD, RDS systems), and agent backups for SQL, 
Exchange, Sharepoint.

On 11/23/2011 9:56 PM, redfireball wrote:
> To start with...
>
> 1.Windows Security - You wont get windows security back during restore 
> without system state backups
>
> 2.Registry - You wont get windows registry back during restore without system 
> state backups. Again to start with - Failure to restore registry will leave 
> your applications impaired with no services to look to and thus restored apps 
> will never work.
>
> There are several other scenarios which basically come down to apps running 
> on a particular server.
>
> If you can afford to lose these things then you dont need system state 
> backups. Once example is of simple file servers where data is the most 
> important and security can be rebuilt if lost during recovery.
>
> Thanks.
>
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