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5.1.0.24 BETA Release

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Previous SEP sesam versions

SEP sesam V5.0.0 (Windows, Linux)
SEP sesam V4.4.3 (Windows, Linux)
SEP sesam V4.4.2 (Windows, Linux)
SEP sesam V4.4.1 (Windows, Linux)

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SEP sesam 5.1.0.24 Beta Apollon released

Read the SEP sesam Apollon V2 release notes to find out about the latest features, enhancements and bug fixes.

Start using SEP sesam software by installing and configuring SEP sesam environment. Install essential modules of SEP sesam environment:

SEP sesam Server: Server package is the central point for managing your environment and already includes SEP sesam GUI and Client.
SEP sesam Client(s): Protect workstations, PCs, virtual machines and file servers by installing a Client package.
SEP sesam GUI: This platform independent central management interface is a part of Server package, but can also be installed separately. The Master GUI is used to administer multiple SEP sesam Servers from a single location.
SEP sesam Remote Device Server (RDS): Enables backing up data at a remote location to disk or tape on a server. The backed up data is stored on the RDS, while client-related metadata is stored on the master SEP sesam Server.

To protect your databases, applications, groupware systems, and virtualization environments, use additional extensions (modules). For details, check support matrix and list of all supported extensions.

SEP sesam 3.0/3.4/3.6/4.0/4.2/4.4.1/4.4.2/4.4.3/5.0.0

For older versions, check the archive directory.

Here is a list of all release notes. When upgrading from earlier versions, check all release notes between the version you are running and the one you are upgrading to.