1. 11 BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA Chapter 15

2. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA2 OVERVIEW  Back up and restore systems and data  Use Automated System Recovery (ASR) to recover a system  Use System Restore to recover configuration data  Use system startup and recovery tools  Back up and restore systems and data  Use Automated System Recovery (ASR) to recover a system  Use System Restore to recover configuration data  Use system startup and recovery tools

3. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA3 WINDOWS BACKUP UTILITY  Wizard Mode or Advanced Mode  Volume shadow copy  Automated System Recovery (ASR)  Wizard Mode or Advanced Mode  Volume shadow copy  Automated System Recovery (ASR)

4. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA4 WINDOWS BACKUP MODES  Wizard Mode  Advanced Mode  Wizard Mode  Advanced Mode

5. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA5 VOLUME SHADOW COPY  Creates a snapshot of open files  Makes “best effort” copy of all files during backup  Requires NTFS file system  Creates a snapshot of open files  Makes “best effort” copy of all files during backup  Requires NTFS file system

6. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA6 AUTOMATED SYSTEM RECOVERY (ASR)  Creates complete backup set for system recovery  Uses a floppy disk to store disk configuration  Requires Setup CD for restore operation  Creates complete backup set for system recovery  Uses a floppy disk to store disk configuration  Requires Setup CD for restore operation

7. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA7 PLANNING A BACKUP AND RECOVERY STRATEGY  Choosing a backup type  Setting a backup schedule  Determining what to back up  Planning for disaster recovery  Choosing a backup type  Setting a backup schedule  Determining what to back up  Planning for disaster recovery

8. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA8 BACKUP TYPES  Normal  Incremental  Differential  Copy  Daily  System state  Normal  Incremental  Differential  Copy  Daily  System state

9. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA9 MIXING BACKUP TYPES

10. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA10 CHOOSING WHAT TO BACK UP  Consider disaster recovery options.  Can the operating system be restored in other ways?  ASR or OEM recovery disk?  Consider disaster recovery options.  Can the operating system be restored in other ways?  ASR or OEM recovery disk?

11. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA11 PLANNING FOR DISASTER RECOVERY  Plan for a range of disaster scenarios  Document recovery steps  Test your plan  Plan for a range of disaster scenarios  Document recovery steps  Test your plan

12. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA12 SELECTING BACKUP MEDIA  Disk drives  Removable storage  Network folders  Tape drives  Disk drives  Removable storage  Network folders  Tape drives

13. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA13 BACKING UP THE OPERATING SYSTEM Backup Or Restore Wizard

14. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA14 BACKING UP THE OPERATING SYSTEM (CONTINUED) Windows Backup Advanced Mode

15. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA15 BACKING UP THE OPERATING SYSTEM (CONTINUED) Automated System Recovery (ASR)

16. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA16 RESTORING THE OPERATING SYSTEM Using the Restore Wizard

17. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA17 RESTORING THE OPERATING SYSTEM (CONTINUED) Performing an Advanced Restore

18. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA18 RESTORING THE OPERATING SYSTEM (CONTINUED) Restoring from ASR Media

19. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA19 USING SYSTEM RESTORE

20. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA20 STARTUP AND RECOVERY TOOLS  Recovery Console  Last Known Good Configuration  Safe Mode  Recovery Console  Last Known Good Configuration  Safe Mode

21. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA21 RECOVERY CONSOLE

22. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA22 LAST KNOWN GOOD CONFIGURATION  Allows you to recover from installation of bad drivers  Restores last-used driver settings  Overwritten on next successful logon  Allows you to recover from installation of bad drivers  Restores last-used driver settings  Overwritten on next successful logon

23. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA23 SAFE MODE

24. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA24 SUMMARY  Use the Backup utility for disaster recovery.  Volume shadow copy backs up open files.  Automated System Recovery (ASR) enables complete restoration.  Backup types can be mixed for an effective recovery plan.  Disaster recovery requires advance planning.  Use the Backup utility for disaster recovery.  Volume shadow copy backs up open files.  Automated System Recovery (ASR) enables complete restoration.  Backup types can be mixed for an effective recovery plan.  Disaster recovery requires advance planning.

25. Chapter 15: BACKING UP AND RESTORING SYSTEMS AND DATA25 SUMMARY (CONTINUED)  System Restore restores prior configurations.  The Recovery Console provides system repair capabilities.  Use the Last Known Good Configuration to remove bad drivers.  Use Safe Mode to troubleshoot driver problems.  System Restore restores prior configurations.  The Recovery Console provides system repair capabilities.  Use the Last Known Good Configuration to remove bad drivers.  Use Safe Mode to troubleshoot driver problems.