Introduction to Data Protection Manager

Damir BersinicIT Pro AdvisorMicrosoft Canadahttp://blogs.technet.com/canitprohttp://blogs.technet.com/damirb

What Will We Cover?

• Today’s Data Protection Challenges

• Data Protection Topologies

• Paths to recovering lost data

Helpful Experience

Level 200

• Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003

• Active Directory® directory service

• Disaster Recovery Models

• Protecting Enterprise Data

• Introducing Data Protection Manager

• Exploring Data Protection Scenarios

• Executing Data Recovery

Agenda

Today’s Data Protection Challenges

Exploding storage growth

Shrinking backup window

Demand for higher SLAs

Demand for lower IT budgets

Administrator data recovery

Disk-Based Backup Solutions

Proprietary and Proprietary and expensiveexpensive

Format difficultiesFormat difficulties

InefficientInefficient

Retrofit for 20-year Retrofit for 20-year old technologyold technology

Issues withIssues withcurrent current solutionssolutions

The Future of Data Protection

Continuous Continuous backupbackup

Self-service Self-service recoveryrecovery

Recovery in Recovery in minutes or minutes or secondsseconds

Disk-based Disk-based protectionprotection

• Protecting Enterprise Data

• Introducing Data Protection Manager

• Exploring Data Protection Scenarios

• Executing Data Recovery

Agenda

Data Protection Manager Features

Continuous backup

Quick recovery

Simple operation

Familiar, proven technology

Data Protection Manager Benefits

Integrates into existing environment

Flexible scheduling

Efficient data protection

Predictable recovery

Installing Data Protection Manager

DPM ServerWindows Server 2003

Administrator

DPM Agents

File ServersProtection Group A

File ServersProtection Group B

ProtectionSchedule

Demo

Introducing Data Protection Manager

Checking System Prerequisites Exploring Required Setup Tasks Opening the Administrator Console

demonstration

• Protecting Enterprise Data

• Introducing Data Protection Manager

• Exploring Data Protection Scenarios

• Executing Data Recovery

Agenda

DPM Server

Data Center Backup

ClientsFile Servers

ActiveDirectory

Tape Library

ProtectionSchedule

Centralized Branch Office Backup

DPM ServerSeattle

Chicago Branch

New York Branch

ProtectionSchedule

Demo

Configuring Data Protection Manager

Checking DPM Agent Status Adding Disks to the Storage Pool Creating a Protection Group

demonstration

• Protecting Enterprise Data

• Introducing Data Protection Manager

• Exploring Data Protection Scenarios

• Executing Data Recovery

Agenda

Common Data Recovery Scenarios

Full server recovery

File recovery by admins

File recovery by help desk

Self-service recovery by users

Restoring Individual Files

Self-Service Data Recovery

File Server

Windows® XPOffice 2003

DPM Server

Demo

Executing Data Recovery

Monitoring Data Replication Status Recovering from Accidental Deletion End User Recovery Options

demonstration

Session Summary• Data Protection Manager enables disk-based backup and recovery

• Fast, reliable protection and recovery

• Improves availability and cuts costs

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