This walks through the various options around backup and restore with SharePoint. This deck was presented at Tech Ed South East Asia 2008 by Joel Oleson

1. SharePoint High Availability, Backup/Restore and Disaster Recovery Joel Oleson Sr. Technical Product Manager/Sr. Consultant Session Code:

5. SharePoint Components

6. SharePoint Components

18. File Server Farm Central Admin Console SQL Backup/Restore

21. SharePoint Backup/Restore

38. Log-shipping Mirror Farm

39. Log-Shipping vs. Clustering Failover Clustering Log Shipping Mirror Farm The secondary node takes over immediately (hot) A delay occurs before the secondary node takes over (warm); some manual intervention Failure is automatically detected Failure detected automatically (if using a witness) Failover is automatic Failover is automatic Protects against failed service Protects against failed service Does not protect against failed storage Protects against failed storage All databases protected Only log-shipped databases are protected Transactionally consistent Transactionally consistent Transactionally concurrent Not transactionally concurrent Limited distance (Win 2003) Unlimited distance Short time to recovery (seconds/minutes) Longer time to recover

43. Supported Topology Supported Topology Unsupported Topology

44. Witness Server Principal Mirror Encrypted channel Everything ok? Everything ok? Principal Down! I’m OK! New Principal

46. Advanced Disaster Recovery Drill Down

47. SQL Server 2005 Mirroring within a Single Farm (Intra-Farm)

48. SQL Server 2005 Mirroring to a Stand-by Farm (Inter-Farm)

51. Disaster Recovery Architectures

54. Standby Farm; Mirroring Example Two SSP Model

55. Configuring Mirroring – SQL Steps

67. Thank YOU!!!

68. Q & A

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76. Demo Title Name Title Company demo

78. Table Format Table Title Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5

79. Bar Chart Example

80. Pie Chart Example