System Center Data Protection Manager 2010: Installing
Part 1 of 3 in the System Center Data Protection Manager 2010 series. In this course, you'll learn to protect your organization from disaster with Microsoft Data Protection Manager 2010.
What you'll learn
Part 1 of 3 in the System Center Data Protection Manager 2010 series. In this course, you'll learn to protect your organization from disaster with Microsoft Data Protection Manager 2010. You'll learn how to install and implement your Data Protection Manager 2010 environment and protect a myriad of Microsoft workloads, including Windows servers, Exchange Server 2010, SharePoint 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2 and Hyper-V. This course is ideal for those who have little to no experience with System center products, but have some experience with Windows server products.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Scenario 1m
- What's new in DPM 2010 4m
- Protected Workloads 2m
- Protection Agents 2m
- Protection Groups 3m
- Replicas 4m
- Synchronization 2m
- Storage Pool 4m
- Recovery Point ('Snapshot') 3m
- Continuous Data Protection 3m
- Express Full Backups 1m
- Consistency Check 3m
- DPM Scalability Limits 1m
- What We Covered 2m
- Introduction 1m
- Scenario 1m
- DPM and Organizational Policies 2m
- Recovery Goals and Implications 2m
- Risk and Data Loss Tolerance 2m
- Data Loss Implications 2m
- End User Recovery 1m
- DPM Protection Methods and Limits 5m
- DPM Hardware Requirements 2m
- DPM Software Requirements 3m
- SQL Server Requirements 2m
- Tape Library Support 1m
- Hyper-V Considerations 2m
- The Globomantics Implementation 2m
- What We Covered 2m
- Introduction 1m
- Scenario 1m
- Common Protected System Requirements 4m
- Agent Client Requirements for Applications 4m
- Computer Discovery 2m
- DPM Agent Installation Options 2m
- Automatic Installation Method 3m
- Manual Installation Method 7m
- Remote Agent Installation Tip 1m
- Throttling Agent Network Usage 2m
- Enable, Disable and Refresh Agents 2m
- What We Covered 1m
About the author
Scott is the Founder and Managing Consultant of THE 1610 Group. By night (and sometimes weekends, lunch, and everything in between!) Scott writes technical articles for CNet's TechRepublic, TechTarget, and TechGenix. For TechRepublic, for whom he has written hundreds of articles, Scott writes weekly in the Servers and Storage area, monthly in the IT Leadership area and in other areas on an ad hoc basis. Scott also writes for TechTarget's SearchCIO-Midmarket site and is the lead author for Tec... more