1. Introduction to Data Protection Manager Damir Bersinic IT Pro Advisor Microsoft Canada http://blogs.technet.com/canitpro http://blogs.technet.com/damirb

2. What Will We Cover? Today’s Data Protection Challenges Data Protection Topologies Paths to recovering lost data

3. Helpful Experience Level 200 Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Active Directory® directory service Disaster Recovery Models

4. Protecting Enterprise Data Introducing Data Protection Manager Exploring Data Protection Scenarios Executing Data Recovery Agenda

5. Today’s Data Protection Challenges Exploding storage growth Shrinking backup window Demand for higher SLAsDemand for lower IT budgets Administrator data recovery

6. Disk-Based Backup Solutions Proprietary and expensive Format difficulties Inefficient Retrofit for 20-year old technology Issues with currentsolutions

7. The Future of Data Protection Continuous backup Self-service recovery Recovery in minutes or seconds Disk-based protection

8. Protecting Enterprise Data Introducing Data Protection Manager Exploring Data Protection Scenarios Executing Data Recovery Agenda

9. Data Protection Manager Features Continuous backup Quick recovery Simple operationFamiliar, proven technology

10. Data Protection Manager… – Notes Continuous backup Quick recovery Simple operationFamiliar, proven technology

11. Data Protection Manager Benefits Integrates into existing environment Flexible scheduling Efficient data protectionPredictable recovery

12. Installing Data Protection Manager DPM Server Windows Server 2003 Administrator DPM Agents File Servers Protection Group A File Servers Protection Group B Protection Schedule

13. Demo Introducing Data Protection Manager Checking System Prerequisites Exploring Required Setup Tasks Opening the Administrator Console demonstration

14. Protecting Enterprise Data Introducing Data Protection Manager Exploring Data Protection Scenarios Executing Data Recovery Agenda

15. DPM Server Data Center Backup Clients File Servers Active Directory Tape Library Protection Schedule

16. Centralized Branch Office Backup DPM Server Seattle Chicago Branch New York Branch Protection Schedule

17. Demo Configuring Data Protection Manager Checking DPM Agent Status Adding Disks to the Storage Pool Creating a Protection Group demonstration

18. Protecting Enterprise Data Introducing Data Protection Manager Exploring Data Protection Scenarios Executing Data Recovery Agenda

19. Common Data Recovery Scenarios Full server recovery File recovery by admins File recovery by help deskSelf-service recovery by users

20. Restoring Individual Files

21. Restoring Individual Files – Notes

22. Self-Service Data Recovery File Server Windows® XP Office 2003 DPM Server

23. Demo Executing Data Recovery Monitoring Data Replication Status Recovering from Accidental Deletion End User Recovery Options demonstration

24. 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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