Datto BCDR: Agentless Hyper-V backup

June 30, 2026
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Datto Backup, Datto BCDR

Agentless Hyper-V backup protects Microsoft Hyper-V virtual machines without requiring backup agent software to be installed inside each guest. By connecting your Datto SIRIS appliance to the Hyper-V host, Universal VM backups capture and protect virtual machines directly through the hypervisor, simplifying deployment, reducing ongoing management, and extending protection to workloads that aren’t supported by the Datto Windows or Linux Agent. 

This streamlined approach makes it easy to protect large or dynamic Hyper-V environments while minimizing administrative overhead. Agentless Hyper-V backup also supports protecting powered-off virtual machines, providing greater flexibility for maintenance and inactive workloads. Agentless Hyper-V backup offers a fast, efficient way to expand coverage and simplify backup operations across your virtual infrastructure. 

Learn more about Agentless Hyper-V backup for Datto BCDR. 

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