Additional functions and roles within DPM

PSDataSourceConfig.XML

Troubleshooting backups

Upgrading scenarios

Summary

Chapter 2. Backup Strategies

The definition of data

Microsoft s approach

Service License Agreements

Recovery Point Objectives, Recovery Time Objectives, and Recovery Level Objectives

What data should we back up?

Classification of data

The primary approach

The next step

Verification of your backups

Summary

Chapter 3. DPM Server Management Tasks

Automated installation of DPM

Migrating a DPM server to a new hardware

How to calculate storage for DPM

Creating custom reports in DPM

Changing the SQL Server instance used by DPM

Moving the DPM server to a new domain or renaming a DPM server

Adding disks to the storage pool

Removing a disk from the storage pool

Replacing a disk in the storage pool

DPM network bandwidth and control traffic

Working with DPM SQL self-service

Working with third-party tools to deduplicate DPM data

Summary

Chapter 4. Monitoring and Managing the Performance of DPM

Publishing the DPM event logs

Monitoring DPM with SCOM

Monitoring DPM without SCOM

Using the new DPM central console

Configuring remote administration of DPM

Configuring and using role-based access in DPM

Summary

Chapter 5. Workload Protection

Working with BMR and troubleshooting common issues in DPM

Working with system state protection and troubleshooting common issues in DPM

Protecting the domain controllers

Restoring Active Directory

Working with the Active Directory Recycle Bin

Generic data source protection in DPM

Non-Microsoft workload protection in DPM

Summary

Chapter 6. DPM-aware Windows Workload Protection

Protecting SQL with DPM

Remote SQL Server 2012 SP1

Protecting SharePoint with DPM

Protecting Exchange with DPM

Protecting Hyper-V with DPM

Hyper-V 3.0

Protecting Windows Clusters with DPM

Summary

Chapter 7. DPM Non-aware Windows Workload Protection

Protecting DFS with DPM

Summary

Chapter 8. Managing Tapes in DPM

How DPM manages tapes

Standalone tape drives and tape libraries

Virtual Tape Library (VTL)

Tape Library Sharing (TLS)

Tape reports

Summary

Chapter 9. Client Protection in DPM

Creating a plan for backing up end user data

Plan for off-site end user backup

Configuring DPM and Active Directory for end user protection

Installing the agent automatically and manually on a client computer

Performing image-level backups of client computers with DPM

Other resources for DPM client protection

Summary

Chapter 10. Workgroups and Untrusted Domains

Supported and not supported workgroup/untrusted domain protection

Using certificate-based authentication with the DPM protection

Setting up and working with workgroup protection in DPM

Protection across trusted domains

Configuring and protecting machines in workgroups and untrusted domains

Protecting the domain controller in an untrusted domain

Protection in DMZ

Troubleshooting common issues with protection of workgroups and untrusted domains

Summary

Chapter 11. Disaster Recovery

The purpose of a disaster recovery design

Recovering your organization s data when the only thing left is backup tapes

Protecting the Data Protection Manager database

Planning and implementing DPM chaining

Planning and implementing cyclic protection

Off-site DPM strategies

Protecting DPM with third-party software

Backup network design

Using DPM beyond the supported cloud providers

Summary

Chapter 12. DPM PowerShell, Automation, and Private Cloud

Connecting to DPM through remote PowerShell

Automating DPM in your private cloud

DPM and System Center Configuration Manager

Summary

Index