You will learn about general security, high availability and recovery. We will review built-in methods, how to use Veeam for Instant VM Recovery™ and item-level recovery, as well as Exchange patch testing with Veeam's Virtual Lab.
We will also discuss more advanced Exchange topics and provide references for further reading.
You can learn more about the latest version of FREE Veeam Explorer for Exchange: http://go.veeam.com/veeam-explorer-for-microsoft-exchange
VIDEO for this Webinar: http://www.veeam.com/videos/protecting-exchange-with-veeam-4712.html
2. Recap: Last Session
We’ve discussed:
‐ Exchange Management
‐ Troubleshooting Mail Flow
‐ Compliance Policies
(including DLP and Email Archiving)
‐ Monitoring Exchange
(Events, SCOM, and Best Practice Analyzer)
3. Session Overview
We’ll be discussing:
‐ Exchange Security
‐ High Availability and Recovery
‐ Built-in and Veeam Instant Recovery as well Item-level recovery
‐ Exchange patch testing with Veeam’s Virtual Lab
5. ‐ Accounts should have limited permissions and scoping using RBAC
‐ Internal message paths are encrypted by default, (ensure your message
transport is as secure as possible for all routes)
‐ Use a DMZ to protect your mail flow (you can use IIS Application Request
Routing to reverse proxy Exchange traffic).
‐ Make sure you test regularly
deploy security patches.
Secure it baby!
Exchange Security
6. ‐ Anti-spam agents can be enabled on mailbox servers in organizations
without Edge Transport (.Install-AntispamAgents.ps1)
‐ Agents: Sender Filter, Recipient Filter, Sender ID, Content Filter, Protocol Analysis
‐ Anti-malware filtering is enabled by default on mailbox servers in
organzations without Edge Transport (.Install-AntiMalwareScanning.ps1)
Anti-spam and Anti-malware
Exchange Security
8. Native Exchange Functionality
Exchange High Availability and Recovery
‐ Use DAG replication, email archiving, built-in recovery of hard deleted items to
protect Exchange (uses multiple DAG copies and lag copies to prevent corruption.)
‐ Eliminating traditional recovery sounds exciting but can be a
dangerous concept.
9. Single-Item Recovery
Exchange High Availability and Recovery
‐ Can use an In-Place
eDiscovery search
‐ Or PowerShell
Search-Mailbox "Johan" -
SearchQuery "from: 'Niels'" -
TargetMailbox "Discovery Search
Mailbox" -TargetFolder "Mail
Recovery" -LogLevel Full
11. Instant VM Recovery
Recovery using Veeam
- Exclusive patented
Veeam technology
- Publishes the contents of
the backup file as a datastore
a host can connect to
- Compressed, deduplicated, (full or
incremental chain)
- Runs the VM directly from
the backup file on regular backup
storage without making any
changes to the backup file
12. Instant VM Recovery
Recovery using Veeam
Fast:
Restart a VM directly from
a backup file in 2 minutes
Readilyavailable:
uses existing backups
and backup storage
Buysyoutime:
Users keep working
while you troubleshoot
the problem
14. Recovery using Veeam
Explorer for Exchange
- Visibility into Exchange 2010 and
2013 VM backups.
- Browse, search and restore mailboxes
and mailbox contents.
- Export, email or restore directly back
to Exchange, or even Office 365.
- Restore to online archive mailboxes
- Recover from hard deleted items (that
were both created and deleted since last
backup)
- Twist: 1-Click Exchange item recovery
in Enterprise Manager (useful for
helpdesk staff)
17. Leverage Data
use backup to spin up test environments
Virtual Lab Proxy
Virtual Lab Network
Production Network
Start VMs from a backup file (SureBackup) or
replica, using a virtual lab proxy to separate
network traffic.
The internal IP address of the virtual lab
should be set to the default gateway in
production. It is also possible to allow internet
traffic through or map an IP address (static
mapping) to allow production access to a VM.
SureReplica requires distributed virtual
switches.
19. Find recordings of our series online:
http://go.veeam.com/microsoft-exchange-series/
However if you’d like there is a lot more detailed
information available:
http://microsoftvirtualacademy.com
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/
(you had me at EHLO)
Niels Engelen
System Engineer, Veeam Software
niels.engelen@veeam.com
Johan Huttenga
System Engineer, Veeam Software
johan.huttenga@veeam.com
Questions?Further Reading and References