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DPM 2007 Technical Introduction
Javier CalvilloWindows Storage Solutions including DPMMicrosoft Corporation
MGT250
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DPM 2007 Sessions This Week – In This Room
MGT 250 – Technical IntroductionOverview of DPM 2007DEMO – Protecting Windows dataHow it really worksDEMO – Recovering dataOther stuff
MGT 366 – Protecting ApplicationsExchangeSQL ServerSharePointVirtual ServerDisaster Recovery
MGT 450 – Advanced FeaturesCommand Line control via PowerShell™ and Pre-/Post- ScriptingMonitoring with System Center Operations ManagerDeployment with System Center Configuration ManagerBare Metal Recovery … with the System Recovery Tool (SRT)
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Agenda
Fast Overview of function and componentsDEMO – SetupDEMO – Data ProtectionHow the storage worksDEMO – Data RecoveryProtection vs. AvailabilityCompetitive PositioningQ&A
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DPM 2007Continuous Data Protection for Windows Application and File ServersRapid and Reliable Recovery from disk instead of tapeAdvanced 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 2003Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories
Windows XPWindows Vista
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DPM Server
Also available as a DPM OEM Appliancerunning on Windows Storage Server
with integrated Disk & Tape
Up to Every 15 minutes
DPM 2007
Active Directory®System State
Windows Server 2003Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories
Windows XPWindows Vista
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Standard DPML = “File agent” per protected server
No additional “Open File” or add-on modules
Active Directory®System State
Windows Server 2003Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories
Windows XPWindows Vista
DPM Server
Also available as a DPM OEM Appliancerunning on Windows Storage Server
with integrated Disk & TapeDPM 2007
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Standard DPML = “File agent” per protected server
No additional “Open File” or add-on modules
DPM Server
Also available as a DPM OEM Appliancerunning on Windows Storage Server
with integrated Disk & TapeDPM 2007
Active Directory®System State
Windows Server 2003Windows Server 2008 file shares and directories
Windows XPWindows Vista
Enterprise DPML – “Application Agent” – per protected server
Unified support of Microsoft applications SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, & Virtual Server – and filesProtect DPM 2 DPM 4 DR – disaster recoveryBare Metal Recovery
Pricing guidance posted on microsoft.com/DPM
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Deployment
demo
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Protecting Data
demo
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Deeper Dive on VSS and transactional replication
MGT 366 – Application Protection
blogs.technet.com/JBUFF -- streaming video
HOW IT WORKS
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HOW IT WORKSEfficient disk-storage using VSS
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 0
A B C D E F G
Production Data
H A B C D E F G
DPM Replica
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Original Data
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 1 – data changes
A B I D E J G
Production Data
H A B C D E F G
DPM Replica
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Original Data1st data change
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 1 – data is protected
A B I D E J G
Production Data
H A B C D E F G
DPM Replica
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Original Data1st data change
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 1 – data is protected
A B I D E J G
Production Data
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DPM Replica
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Original Data1st data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 1
A B I D E J G
Production Data
H A B
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DPM Replica
HI J
Original Data1st data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 2 – data changes
K B I D E J L
Production Data
H A B
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DPM Replica
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Original Data1st data change2nd data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 2 – data is protected
K B I D E J L
Production Data
H A B
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DPM Replica
HI JK L
Original Data1st data change2nd data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 2 – data is protected
K B I D E J L
Production Data
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DPM Replica
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Original Data1st data change2nd data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 2
K B I D E J L
Production Data
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Original Data1st data change2nd data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 3 – data changes
K B I D M N O
Production Data
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DPM Replica
HI JK LQ
Original Data1st data change2nd data change3rd data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 3 – data is protected
K B I D M N O
Production Data
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DPM Replica
HI JK LQ M N O P Q
Original Data1st data change2nd data change3rd data change
DPM Recovery Point Area
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 3 – data is protected
K B I D M N O
Production Data
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Original Data1st data change2nd data change3rd data change
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationDay 3
K B I D M N O
Production Data
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DPM Replica
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DPM Recovery Point Area
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Q M N O P Q
Original Data1st data change2nd data change3rd data change
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationTo Recovery Day 2
Production Data
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DPM Recovery Point Area
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Original Data1st data change2nd data change3rd data change 8 blocks restored
K B I D E J L H
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DPM Efficient Disk Storage Without DuplicationTo Recovery Day 0
Production Data
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DPM Replica
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DPM Recovery Point Area
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M N O P Q
Original Data1st data change2nd data change3rd data change
8 blocks restored
A B C D E F G H
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Recovering Data
demo
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Availabilityversus
protection
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SQL Server 2005 And 2008Database 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
SQLSecondary
SQLPrimary
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Exchange Server 2007Continuous 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 2007Passive
Exchange Server 2007 LCR
Exchange Server2007
Active Backup
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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)
Users access … \\ Teamwork \ data
If available, use \\ FS1 \ data
If not available, use \\ FS2 \ data
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Application Centric – AvailabilityDesigned 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)
Users access … \\ Teamwork \ data
If available, use \\ FS1 \ data
If not available, use \\ FS2 \ data
Exchange Server 2007 CCR
Exchange Server 2007
Active
Exchange Server 2007Passive
Exchange Server 2007 LCR
Exchange Server2007
Active Backup
SQL
Database mirrored SQL 2005 cluster
SQLSecondary
SQLPrimary
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Comparisons
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Product Positioning
“Windows Backup” (midmarket/corporate-division) – examples:
Symantec Veritas Backup ExecCommVault SimpanaYosemiteNT Backup
Windows File
Exchange
SQL
SharePoint
Disk to Disk to Tape
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Product Positioning“Enterprise Heterogeneous” – examples:
Symantec Veritas NetBackupEMC NetworkerIBM Tivoli
Windows File
Exchange
SQL
SharePoint
Disk to Disk
Better BackupsMore Reliable Recovery
SAP AS/400 UNIX
Tape
Tape-based Archive
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OTHER STUFF
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Applications ProtectedMicrosoft platforms with VSS capabilities
Exchange 2003 service pack 2Exchange 2007 – including LCR and CCR configurations
SQL Server 2000 service pack 4SQL Server 2005SQL Server 2008 *
SharePoint Server 2003/WSS 2.0 – protected as SQL databasesSharePoint Server 2007/WSS 3.0
Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack 1
Windows Server 2003 service pack 1Windows Server 2008 *
Windows XP Professional service pack 2Windows 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
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Microsoft ClustersMSCS 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-nodeActive-node
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Agent Deployment OptionsDPM Administrator Console (push)System Center Configuration Manager 2007SMS 2003Group PolicyWSUSPre-installed OS.MSI installs binaries on serverAgent not running
Filter not engagedService not activeNo CPU overhead
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DPM 2006
DPM 2007
Data Protection Manager RoadmapVersion 2 and beyond…
Data Protection Manager 2006File Protection and Recovery Rapid and reliable disk-based data recovery Efficient, continuous data protection Designed to work with existing tape archive softwareCentralized Backup of Branch Office
Breadth of SupportMicrosoft ExchangeMicrosoft SQL Server™Microsoft SharePoint® Server™Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 sp1Windows File ServersWindows desktops
Depth of SupportTape SupportSystem State & Bare Metal RecoveryContinuous Data ProtectionHigh Availability Environments
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Top Reasons To Deploy DPM 2007 No more failed recoveriesNear zero data loss for Exchange, SQL, and SharePointSeamless Disk-to-Disk-to-Tape for backups Recoveries within minutes instead of hoursUnified policy allows protection of multiple data types to any media – in one schedule and with common tuning optionsEliminate the backup window of your production serversShrink potential data loss down to 15 minutesApplication recovery direct from backup UI – no pre-staging Enable end-users to perform their own recoveriesRemove tapes from branch offices and centralize backups at the datacenter
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Rollup Update -- Q2Service Pack 1 -- Q4
What is next for DPM 2007?
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DPM 2007 Update RollupRoll-Up – available on Microsoft Update late this month
Simply adding supported workloadsStandard practice at Microsoft not to officially support non-RTM’d workloads
Windows Server 2008DPM 2007 has been backing up WinSvr 2008 since Beta 3Rollup makes it officialRollup adjusts for RTM’d VSS writer within WS08Adds protection for Bitlocker –secured systemsAdds System State protection leveraging WS08 backup tool, which was not available when DPM RTM’d in September 2007
SQL Server 2008DPM 2007 has been backing up SQL Server 2008 since CTP-4Rollup makes it officialRollup adjusts for RTM’d VSS writer within SQL Server 08
Virtual Server 2005 R2 clustersDPM 2007 protected other clustered workloads at RTMWere not able to get this in RTM, knew it was needed with 1st update
Media EnhancementsTape Library sharing between DPM servers – already in use at MSITAbility to co-locate multiple Protection Groups on one tape
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Windows Server 2008Support for DPM 2007 server running on Windows Server 2008 platformHave 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 StateSelect ‘System State’ in DPM administrator consoleDPM agent automates Server Backup utility to do System State backupDPM 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 restorationDPM server has current and previous System States, along with data sets
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Application Protection Enhancements
Protection of SQL Server 2008Have been backing up since Katmai CTP-4 (July 2007)
Protection of clustered Virtual Server hostsAlready protecting clustered Exchange, SQL Server, and SharePoint
Virtual machines moved gracefully – DPM continues protection (like other workloads)Virtual machines/resources moved abruptly (physical node outage) – Consistency Check invoked
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Enterprise Media Enhancements
PG1tapesDPM 2007
Protection Group 1 – Transactional AppsSynchronize every 15 minutesRetain on Disk for 30 daysTape backup weekly for 7 years
Protection Group 2 – Periodic protectionSynchronize every 6 hoursRetain on Disk for 7 daysTape backup weekly for 7 year
PG2tapes
BEFOREPROTECTION GROUPSUSE SEPARATE TAPES
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Enterprise Media Enhancements
PG1 & PG2backups
DPM 2007
Protection Group 1 – Transactional AppsSynchronize every 15 minutesRetain on Disk for 30 daysTape backup weekly for 7 years
Protection Group 2 – Periodic protectionSynchronize every 6 hoursRetain on Disk for 7 daysTape backup weekly for 7 year UPDATE ENABLES
PROTECTION GROUPSTO SHARE TAPES
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Enterprise Media EnhancementsFor Messaging Team
DPM 2007
Shared TapeLibrary
For Database/CollaborationDPM 2007
For Generalist ServersDPM 2007
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Enterprise Media EnhancementsFor Messaging Team
DPM 2007
For Database/CollaborationDPM 2007
For Generalist ServersDPM 2007
Robotics
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Enterprise Media EnhancementsFor Messaging Team
DPM 2007
For Database/CollaborationDPM 2007
For Generalist ServersDPM 2007
Robotics
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Enterprise Media EnhancementsFor Messaging Team
DPM 2007
For Database/CollaborationDPM 2007
For Generalist ServersDPM 2007
Robotics
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DPM 2007 Service Pack 1 – Q4Includes Roll-Up plus the following features:
SharePoint protectionIndex and catalog protection within Sharepoint setup, instead of manual inclusionUnified protection of mirrored SQL databases within SharePoint farm
Hyper-V protectionDPM 2007 with roll-up can protect Windows Server 2008 core todayHyper-V beta customers can automate hibernate, backup, resumeNew Hyper-V VSS writer enables online backup of guests with DPM 2007 SP1
General EnhancementsSupport for Cross-Forest protectionScale and Performance Enhancement
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Summary
Complete protection and recovery of Microsoft workloads from MicrosoftIntegrated continuous data protection to disk and tape backup in a single platformAn integral part of Microsoft System Center™
Check it out at http://www.microsoft.com/DPM
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Resources/Tools For DPMWebsite www.microsoft.com/DPM
blogs.technet.com/DPM
Info DPM 2007 overview datasheet & webcastDatasheets, Technical Whitepapers and on-demand webcasts:
How to Protect SQL Server with DPM 2007How to Protect Microsoft Exchange with DPM 2007
How to Protect SharePoint with DPM 2007How to Protect Virtual Servers with DPM 2007TechNet virtual labs - for hands-on learning with DPM (coming)
Email [email protected]
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Storage Sessions At Tech-EdTUE 4:45P SPC352 Best Practices in Windows Storage
WED 2:45 MGT250 Technical Introduction to DPM 2007 – (200) part 1 of 3
THU 8:30A MGT366 Protecting Applications with DPM2007 – (300) part 2 of 3
THU 12:00 VIR59-TLC Data Protection and Virtualization - chalktalk
THU 1:00P OFC 352 Protecting SharePoint with DPM2007
THU 2:45P MGT450 Advanced Features in DPM2007 – (400) part 3 of 3
THU 2:45P SVR355 Windows Server 2008 File Services : Deep Dive
FRI 10:15A MGT50-TLC DPM 2007 Bare Metal Recovery – chalktalk
Hands On Lab MGT50 How to protect Exchange Server with DPM2007
Hands On Lab MGT64 How to protect SQL Server with DPM2007
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