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Microsoft
System Center Data
Protection Manager 2012 SP1
Learn how to
deploy, monitor, and administer System
Center Data Protection Manager 2012 SP1
Steve Buchanan
Islam Gomaa
Robert Hedblom
Flemming Riis
PUBLISHING
BIRMINGHAM
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MUMBAI
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Table of Contents
Preface
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Chapter 1: What is Data Protection Manager?
Planning for your DPM deployment
Hardware requirements
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Minimum
The
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applications
Exchange
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requirements
Recommended requirements
Limitations of DPM
The Windows
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server
The SQL Server
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SharePoint
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Virtual
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platforms
The Windows clients
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The system state
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The DPM disk pool
The RAID levels for the disk pool
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Software controllers versus hardware controllers
The sector size
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The custom volumes
Deduplication
Dependent services,
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local
accounts,
Services
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DPM
The DPM
and groups
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service
AccessManager
Agent Coordinator service
DPM CPWrapper service
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The DPM
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The
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The DPM Writer service
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The DPM LA service
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The DPMRA service
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Local accounts and groups
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Volume Shadow
The creation of
Copy Services (VSS)
shadow copy
a shadow copy
How does the DPM agent operate?
a
A different creation of
Distributed
Component Object Model (DCOM)
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Direction of communication
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The Firewall
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settings for DPM
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Underlying technologies
Change
Journal
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The File System filter
The DPM File filter
A GUI
The
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walkthrough
Navigation bar
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Monitoring
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Protection
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Recovery
Reporting
Management
Additional functions and roles within DPM
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End-user Restore
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DPM Self-service
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Recovery (EUR)
Recovery Tool (SSRT)
Single Instance Storage (SIS)
PSDataSourceConfig.XML
Troubleshooting backups
The local Windows logs
Troubleshooting VSS
The DPM agent logs
The DPM
Upgrading
server
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logs
scenarios
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Summary
Chapter 2: Backup Strategies
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The definition of data
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Microsoft's
approach
Agreements
Recovery Point Objectives, Recovery Time Objectives, and Recovery
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Service License
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Level
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Objectives
Recovery Point Objectives (RPO)
Recovery Time Objectives (RTO)
Recovery Level Objectives (RLO)
What data should we back up?
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Initial tasks
Server
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technologies
[H]
Table
of Contents
Windows workload
protection group design
Enterprise protection group design
The primary approach
Non-Windows
Generic data
application
source
the
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servers
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protection
Local services
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The Windows workloads
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The next step
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Protection group names
Member of the protection group
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Verification of your backups
Restore
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training
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The verification process
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Summary
Chapter 3: PPM Server Management Tasks
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Automated installation of DPM
Migrating
a
DPM
server to a new
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hardware
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How to calculate storage for DPM
Creating custom reports in DPM
DPM
Report
Building
a
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Views
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custom DPM
Create custom DPM
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report
reports using
Prism for DPM
Changing the SQL Server instance used by DPM
Moving the DPM server to a new domain or renaming
Adding disks to the storage pool
Removing a disk from the storage pool
Replacing a disk in the storage pool
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a
DPM
server
DPM network bandwidth and control traffic
Enabling
Enabling
the
the
network-bandwidth-usage throttling
network-bandwidth-usage throttling for multiple DPM agents
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at
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once
with DPM SQL self-service
Working
Working with third-party
Summary
tools to
deduplicate DPM data
Chapter 4: Monitoring and Managing the Performance of DPM
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Publishing the DPM event logs
Monitoring DPM with SCOM
Monitoring DPM without SCOM
Using the new DPM central console
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Installing the DPM central console
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Overview of the DPM Central Console
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Configuring remote administration of DPM
Configuring and using role-based access in
Summary
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DPM
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Chapter 5: Workload Protection
Working with BMR and troubleshooting common issues in DPM
Supported operating systems
How to
backup
Performing
BMR files
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BMR
Working with system state protection
common
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a BMR restore
Troubleshooting
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and
troubleshooting
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issues in DPM
state from the DPM
system
Restoring
Using the wbadmin tool
Protecting Domain Controllers
Restoring Active Directory
Working with the Active Directory Recycle Bin
Generic data source protection in DPM
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Non-Microsoft workload protection in DPM
Protecting Oracle with DPM
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the
server
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using RMAN and pre/post scripts with
Oracle as a generic data source with DPM
Protecting Linux with DPM
Protecting
Protecting
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Oracle
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DPM
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non-domain/workgroup computers with DPM
Protecting
Summary
Chapter 6: DPM-aware Windows Workload Protection
Protecting SQL with
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SQL self-service recovery
recovery in DPM
the DPM self-service recovery tool
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Configuring self-service
(SSRT)
on a
client
computer
protect multi-tenancy SharePoint
How to protect RBS with DPM
How to
a
protect claims
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deployment
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Configure Exchange protection
agent deployment
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authentication with DPM
protect search with DPM
Protecting Exchange with DPM
How to
DPM
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Protecting SharePoint with DPM
Configuring SharePoint protection
Protecting all SharePoint components
How to
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AlwaysOn
Remote SQL Server 2012 SP1
Installing
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DPM
Protect SQL Server 2012
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considerations
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DAG clusters
[iv]
Table
Specifying the Exchange protection options
Specifying the DAG protection
Restore Exchange mailboxes
server mailboxes
Recovering Exchange
How to
protect
multi-tenancy Exchange deployment
technique of Exchange
protection
Protecting Hyper-V with DPM
Configuring Hyper-V protection with DPM
Protecting Hyper-V from DPM running in Hyper-V
How Hyper-V ILR works with DPM
Hyper-V 3.0
Clustered Shared Volume (CSV) 2.0
Protection of Hyper-V servers using SMB and Hyper-V Replica
a
BMR protection
Exchange 2013
Unsupported scenarios for SMB
DPM scale-out
Enabling
protection
protection
deduplicated volumes
file
server
clusters
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Planned failover for file clusters
the
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Recovering volumes with deduplication
Protecting Resilient File System
Protecting CSV 2
Protecting Windows Clusters with DPM
Protecting
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the scale-out
Protecting
of Contents
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Changing
Protecting DHCP clusters
resource group
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Summary
Chapter 7: DPM Non-aware Windows Workload Protection
Protecting DFS with DPM
Protecting Dynamics CRM with DPM
Protecting Dynamics GP with DPM
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Protecting TMG 2010 with DPM
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How to protect IIS
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Protecting Lync
Summary
2010 with DPM
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Chapter 8: Managing Tapes in DPM
How DPM manages
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tapes
How DPM writes information to
Tape information
Basic tape management tasks
Tape commands for DPM
Tape library commands
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tape
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for DPM
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Protection
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Group configuration
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Specify long-term goals
Select library and tape details
Co-location of data
Co-locating
on
tape and
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tape
upgrading
Standalone tape drives and
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DPM
tape
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libraries
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Standalone tape drives
Tape libraries
Virtual
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Tape Library (VTL)
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Firestreamer
Tape Library Sharing (TLS)
Tape reports
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Summary
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Chapter 9: Client Protection in DPM
Creating
a
plan for backing up end
Plan for off-site end
user
user
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data
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backup
Configuring DPM and Active Directory for end user protection
Manually preparing Active Directory for DPM
Installing the agent automatically and manually
on a
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client computer
Automatic install
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Manual install
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Scripted
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install
Performing image-level backups of client computers with DPM
Other
resources
Setting
for DPM client
size restrictions
Allow non-admin
DPM
protection
protection
perform end user recovery of
on
users to
client
data
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Workgroups
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protected
Client Auto Deployment Management pack
Summary
Chapter
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and Untrusted Domains
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Supported and not supported workgroup/untrusted
domain
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protection
Using certificate-based authentication with the DPM protection
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Setting up and working with
Local accounts or trusts
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DPM
workgroup protection
in DPM
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Agent
Protection
across
Configuring
and
trusted domains
protecting
and untrusted domains
machines in
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workgroups
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Table
of Contents
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Communication
Host files
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DNS
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Firewall
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VPN
Agent
Installing
configuring
Protecting the domain controller in an untrusted domain
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Protection in DMZ
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and
the DPM
Troubleshooting
common
issues with
protection of workgroups
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and untrusted domains
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Summary
Chapter 11: Disaster Recovery
The purpose of
The Active
a
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disaster recovery design
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Directory domain
The Data Protection
Manager
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server
Databases
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Short-term storage
234
Long-term storage
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Public
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Key Infrastructure
Windows Azure
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passphrase
Recovering your organization's data when the
left is
only thing
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backup tapes
Protecting
the Data Protection
Manager
database
240
Planning and implementing DPM chaining
Planning and implementing cyclic protection
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Off-site DPM
249
strategies
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secondary DPM server
Backing up to the cloud
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VTL to external drives
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Alternative off-site
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The
Protecting
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options
DPM with
third-party software
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Backup network design
providers
supported
Using
beyond
Summary
Chapter 12: DPM PowerShell, Automation, and Private Cloud
DPM
the
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cloud
Connecting to DPM through remote PowerShell
Using PowerShell ISE to work with DPM cmdlets
Automating DPM in your private cloud
DPM and private cloud
Automating DPM using Orchestrator
DPM and System Center Configuration Manager
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Table of Contents
Deploying the
Summary
Index
DPM Remote Administration console via SCCM
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