1. 1 DPM 2007 Technical Introduction Javier Calvillo Windows Storage Solutions including DPM Microsoft Corporation MGT250

2. 2 DPM 2007 Sessions This Week – In This Room MGT 250 – Technical Introduction Overview of DPM 2007 DEMO – Protecting Windows data How it really works DEMO – Recovering data Other stuff MGT 366 – Protecting Applications Exchange SQL Server SharePoint Virtual Server Disaster Recovery MGT 450 – Advanced Features Command Line control via PowerShell™ and Pre-/Post- Scripting Monitoring with System Center Operations Manager Deployment with System Center Configuration Manager Bare Metal Recovery … with the System Recovery Tool (SRT)

3. 3 Agenda Fast Overview of function and components DEMO – Setup DEMO – Data Protection How the storage works DEMO – Data Recovery Protection vs. Availability Competitive Positioning Q&A

4. 4 DPM 2007 Continuous Data Protection for Windows Application and File Servers Rapid and Reliable Recovery from disk instead of tape Advanced Technology for enterprises of all sizes with integrated Disk & Tape Up to Every 15 minutes DPM 2007 Online Snapshots (up to 512) Disk-based Recovery Offline tape Tape-based Archive Active Directory® System State Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories Windows XP Windows Vista

5. 5 DPM Server Also available as a DPM OEM Appliance running on Windows Storage Server with integrated Disk & Tape Up to Every 15 minutes DPM 2007 Active Directory® System State Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories Windows XP Windows Vista

6. 6 Standard DPML = “File agent” per protected server No additional “Open File” or add-on modules Active Directory® System State Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories Windows XP Windows Vista DPM Server Also available as a DPM OEM Appliance running on Windows Storage Server with integrated Disk & Tape DPM 2007

7. 7 Standard DPML = “File agent” per protected server No additional “Open File” or add-on modules DPM Server Also available as a DPM OEM Appliance running on Windows Storage Server with integrated Disk & Tape DPM 2007 Active Directory® System State Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories Windows XP Windows Vista Enterprise DPML – “Application Agent” – per protected server Unified support of Microsoft applications SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, & Virtual Server – and files Protect DPM 2 DPM 4 DR – disaster recovery Bare Metal Recovery Pricing guidance posted on microsoft.com/DPM

8. 8 Deployment

9. 9 Protecting Data

10. 10 Deeper Dive on VSS and transactional replication MGT 366 – Application Protection blogs.technet.com/JBUFF -- streaming video HOW IT WORKS

11. 11 HOW IT WORKS Efficient disk-storage using VSS

12. 12 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 0 AABBCCDDEEFFGG Production Data HHAABBCCDDEEFFGG DPM Replica HH Original Data

13. 13 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 1 – data changes AABBIIDDEEJJGG Production Data HHAABBCCDDEEFFGG DPM Replica HH Original Data 1 st data change

14. 14 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 1 – data is protected AABBIIDDEEJJGG Production Data HHAABBCCDDEEFFGG DPM Replica HH IIJJ Original Data 1 st data change

15. 15 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 1 – data is protected AABBIIDDEEJJGG Production Data HHAABB CC DDEE FF GG DPM Replica HHIIJJ Original Data 1 st data change DPM Recovery Point Area

16. 16 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 1 AABBIIDDEEJJGG Production Data HHAABB CC DDEE FF GG DPM Replica HHIIJJ Original Data 1 st data change DPM Recovery Point Area

17. 17 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 2 – data changes KKBBIIDDEEJJLL Production Data HHAABB CC DDEE FF GG DPM Replica HHIIJJ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change DPM Recovery Point Area

18. 18 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 2 – data is protected KKBBIIDDEEJJLL Production Data HHAABB CC DDEE FF GG DPM Replica HHIIJJ KKLL Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change DPM Recovery Point Area

19. 19 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 2 – data is protected KKBBIIDDEEJJLL Production Data HH AA BB CC DDEE FF GG DPM Replica HHIIJJKKLL Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change DPM Recovery Point Area

20. 20 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 2 KKBBIIDDEEJJLL Production Data HH AA BB CC DDEE FFGG DPM Replica HHIIJJKKLL Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change DPM Recovery Point Area

21. 21 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 3 – data changes KKBBIIDDMMNNOO Production Data PP AA BB CC DDEE FFGG DPM Replica HHIIJJKKLLQQ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change 3 rd data change DPM Recovery Point Area

22. 22 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 3 – data is protected KKBBIIDDMMNNOO Production Data PP AA BB CC DDEE FFGG DPM Replica HHIIJJKKLLQQ MMNNOOPPQQ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change 3 rd data change DPM Recovery Point Area

23. 23 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 3 – data is protected KKBBIIDDMMNNOO Production Data PP AA BB CC DD EE FFGG DPM Replica HH DPM Recovery Point Area II JJ KK LL QQMMNNOOPPQQ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change 3 rd data change

24. 24 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication Day 3 KKBBIIDDMMNNOO Production Data PP AA BB CC DD EEFFGG DPM Replica HH DPM Recovery Point Area II JJ KK LL QQMMNNOOPPQQ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change 3 rd data change

25. 25 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication To Recovery Day 2 Production Data AA BB CC DD EEFFGG DPM Replica HH DPM Recovery Point Area II JJ KK LL MMNNOOPPQQ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change 3 rd data change 8 blocks restored KKBBIIDDEEJJLLHH

26. 26 DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without Duplication To Recovery Day 0 Production Data AA BB CC DD EEFFGG DPM Replica HH DPM Recovery Point Area II JJ KK LL MMNNOOPPQQ Original Data 1 st data change 2 nd data change 3 rd data change 8 blocks restored AABBCCDDEEFFGGHH

27. 27 Recovering Data

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29. 29 SQL Server 2005 And 2008 Database Mirroring Log operations replicated in near-real time and applied to secondary dB High Availability through transparent and near-immediate failover of SQL client from Primary dB to Secondary dB SQL Database mirrored SQL cluster SQL Secondary SQL Primary

30. 30 Exchange Server 2007 Continuous replication CCR provides distance based failover between Exchange nodes LCR provides redundancy of data within a single Exchange server Exchange Server 2007 CCR Exchange Server 2007 Active Exchange Server 2007 Passive Exchange Server 2007 LCR Exchange Server 2007 Active Backup

31. 31 Distributed File Replication (DFS-R) Windows Server 2003 R2 Synchronized file shares using remote differential compression technology Abstracts actual shares from users via DFS namespace Transparent redirection of user file shares Distributed File System Replication (DFS-R) FS1 FS2 \\ FS1 \ data \\ FS2 \ data Distributed File System Namespace (DFS-N) \\ Teamwork \ data Users access … \\ Teamwork \ data \\ FS1 \ data If available, use \\ FS1 \ data \\ FS2 \ data If not available, use \\ FS2 \ data

32. 32 Application Centric – Availability Designed within and for a single application/workload – for availability Distributed File System Replication (DFS-R) FS1 FS2 \\ FS1 \ data \\ FS2 \ data Distributed File System Namespace (DFS-N) \\ Teamwork \ data Users access … \\ Teamwork \ data \\ FS1 \ data If available, use \\ FS1 \ data \\ FS2 \ data If not available, use \\ FS2 \ data Exchange Server 2007 CCR Exchange Server 2007 Active Exchange Server 2007 Passive Exchange Server 2007 LCR Exchange Server 2007 Active Backup SQL Database mirrored SQL 2005 cluster SQL Secondary SQL Primary

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34. 34 Product Positioning “Windows Backup” (midmarket/corporate-division) – examples: Symantec Veritas Backup Exec CommVault Simpana Yosemite NT Backup Windows File Exchange SQL SharePoint Disk to Disk to Tape

35. 35 Product Positioning “Enterprise Heterogeneous” – examples: Symantec Veritas NetBackup EMC Networker IBM Tivoli Windows File Exchange SQL SharePoint Disk to Disk Better Backups More Reliable Recovery SAP AS/400UNIX Tape Tape-based Archive

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37. 37 Applications Protected Microsoft platforms with VSS capabilities Exchange 2003 service pack 2 Exchange 2007 – including LCR and CCR configurations SQL Server 2000 service pack 4 SQL Server 2005 SQL Server 2008 * SharePoint Server 2003/WSS 2.0 – protected as SQL databases SharePoint Server 2007/WSS 3.0 Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack 1 Windows Server 2003 service pack 1 Windows Server 2008 * Windows XP Professional service pack 2 Windows Vista Business edition or higher Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 were/are not “officially supported” until they RTM and the DPM rollup update in CY08-Q2

38. 38 Microsoft Clusters MSCS Cluster Traditional cluster configuration, two servers – one dataset Automatic Failover to new server name Protection continues seamlessly in failover and failback scenarios, no user intervention needed DPM detects cluster configuration and associated server names when protection is setup DPM MSCS Cluster Passive-node Active-node

39. 39 Agent Deployment Options DPM Administrator Console (push) System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SMS 2003 Group Policy WSUS Pre-installed OS.MSI installs binaries on server Agent not running Filter not engaged Service not active No CPU overhead

40. 40 Data Protection Manager Roadmap Version 2 and beyond… Data Protection Manager 2006 File Protection and Recovery Rapid and reliable disk-based data recovery Efficient, continuous data protection Designed to work with existing tape archive software Centralized Backup of Branch Office Breadth of Support Microsoft Exchange Microsoft SQL Server™ Microsoft SharePoint® Server™ Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 sp1 Windows File Servers Windows desktops Depth of Support Tape Support System State & Bare Metal Recovery Continuous Data Protection High Availability Environments

41. 41 Top Reasons To Deploy DPM 2007 No more failed recoveries Near zero data loss for Exchange, SQL, and SharePoint Seamless Disk-to-Disk-to-Tape for backups Recoveries within minutes instead of hours Unified policy allows protection of multiple data types to any media – in one schedule and with common tuning options Eliminate the backup window of your production servers Shrink potential data loss down to 15 minutes Application recovery direct from backup UI – no pre-staging Enable end-users to perform their own recoveries Remove tapes from branch offices and centralize backups at the datacenter

42. 42 Rollup Update -- Q2 Service Pack 1 -- Q4

43. 43 DPM 2007 Update Rollup Roll-Up – available on Microsoft Update late this month Simply adding supported workloads Standard practice at Microsoft not to officially support non-RTM’d workloads Windows Server 2008 DPM 2007 has been backing up WinSvr 2008 since Beta 3 Rollup makes it official Rollup adjusts for RTM’d VSS writer within WS08 Adds protection for Bitlocker –secured systems Adds System State protection leveraging WS08 backup tool, which was not available when DPM RTM’d in September 2007 SQL Server 2008 DPM 2007 has been backing up SQL Server 2008 since CTP-4 Rollup makes it official Rollup adjusts for RTM’d VSS writer within SQL Server 08 Virtual Server 2005 R2 clusters DPM 2007 protected other clustered workloads at RTM Were not able to get this in RTM, knew it was needed with 1st update Media Enhancements Tape Library sharing between DPM servers – already in use at MSIT Ability to co-locate multiple Protection Groups on one tape

44. 44 Windows Server 2008 Support for DPM 2007 server running on Windows Server 2008 platform Have been backing up since Longhorn Beta 3 Protection of Windows Server 2008 Protection of Windows Server 2008 Core Protection of Bitlocker-enabled production servers Protection of Windows Server 2008 System State Select ‘System State’ in DPM administrator console DPM agent automates Server Backup utility to do System State backup DPM agent replicates the System State backup to the DPM server, along with other data Recovery Scenario 1 – most recent system state (undo patch/install) Its already there – use Server Backup utility to recover Recovery Scenario 2 – whole server restoration DPM server has current and previous System States, along with data sets

45. 45 Application Protection Enhancements

46. 46 Enterprise Media Enhancements PG1 tapes DPM 2007 Protection Group 1 – Transactional Apps Synchronize every 15 minutes Retain on Disk for 30 days Tape backup weekly for 7 years Protection Group 2 – Periodic protection Synchronize every 6 hours Retain on Disk for 7 days Tape backup weekly for 7 year PG2 tapes BEFORE PROTECTION GROUPS USE SEPARATE TAPES

47. 47 Enterprise Media Enhancements PG1 & PG2 backups DPM 2007 Protection Group 1 – Transactional Apps Synchronize every 15 minutes Retain on Disk for 30 days Tape backup weekly for 7 years Protection Group 2 – Periodic protection Synchronize every 6 hours Retain on Disk for 7 days Tape backup weekly for 7 year UPDATE ENABLES PROTECTION GROUPS TO SHARE TAPES

48. 48 Enterprise Media Enhancements For Messaging Team DPM 2007 Shared Tape Library For Database/Collaboration DPM 2007 For Generalist Servers DPM 2007

49. 49 Enterprise Media Enhancements For Messaging Team DPM 2007 Shared Tape Library For Database/Collaboration DPM 2007 For Generalist Servers DPM 2007 RoboticsRobotics

50. 50 Enterprise Media Enhancements For Messaging Team DPM 2007 Shared Tape Library For Database/Collaboration DPM 2007 For Generalist Servers DPM 2007 RoboticsRobotics

51. 51 Enterprise Media Enhancements For Messaging Team DPM 2007 Shared Tape Library For Database/Collaboration DPM 2007 For Generalist Servers DPM 2007 RoboticsRobotics

52. 52 DPM 2007 Service Pack 1 – Q4 Includes Roll-Up plus the following features: SharePoint protection Index and catalog protection within Sharepoint setup, instead of manual inclusion Unified protection of mirrored SQL databases within SharePoint farm Hyper-V protection DPM 2007 with roll-up can protect Windows Server 2008 core today Hyper-V beta customers can automate hibernate, backup, resume New Hyper-V VSS writer enables online backup of guests with DPM 2007 SP1 General Enhancements Support for Cross-Forest protection Scale and Performance Enhancement

53. 53 Summary Complete protection and recovery of Microsoft workloads from Microsoft Integrated continuous data protection to disk and tape backup in a single platform An integral part of Microsoft System Center™ Check it out at http://www.microsoft.com/DPMhttp://www.microsoft.com/DPM

54. 54 Resources/Tools For DPM Website www.microsoft.com/DPM blogs.technet.com/DPM Info DPM 2007 overview datasheet & webcast Datasheets, Technical Whitepapers and on-demand webcasts: How to Protect SQL Server with DPM 2007 How to Protect Microsoft Exchange with DPM 2007 How to Protect SharePoint with DPM 2007 How to Protect Virtual Servers with DPM 2007 TechNet virtual labs - for hands-on learning with DPM (coming) Email dpmINFO@microsoft.com

55. 55 Storage Sessions At Tech-Ed TUE 4:45PSPC352Best Practices in Windows Storage WED 2:45MGT250Technical Introduction to DPM 2007 – (200) part 1 of 3 THU 8:30AMGT366Protecting Applications with DPM2007 – (300) part 2 of 3 THU 12:00VIR59-TLCData Protection and Virtualization - chalktalk THU 1:00POFC 352Protecting SharePoint with DPM2007 THU 2:45PMGT450Advanced Features in DPM2007 – (400) part 3 of 3 THU 2:45PSVR355Windows Server 2008 File Services : Deep Dive FRI 10:15AMGT50-TLCDPM 2007 Bare Metal Recovery – chalktalk Hands On Lab MGT50How to protect Exchange Server with DPM2007 Hands On Lab MGT64How to protect SQL Server with DPM2007

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