Data Protection school training courses in Boston, MA (public, in-house or online)

This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to protect and recover data using System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 (DPM).


Outline :
Lesson 1: Introducing Data Protection and Disaster Recovery


Lesson 2: Installing and Configuring DPM 2007


Lesson 3: Extending DPM Protection to Enterprise Applications


Lesson 4: Examining Protected Data Backup and Recovery


Lesson 5: Troubleshooting DPM 2007

Explain the concept of Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)
Set up and maintain snapshots
Plan and perform data recovery using SnapRestore
Configure and administer Asynchronous and Synchronous SnapMirror
Configure and administer SnapVault
Configure and administer OSSV
List best practices and perform troubleshooting of SnapMirror, SnapVault and OSSV
Use NDMP to archive data
Configure and administer SnapLock and LockVault
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Microsoft SQL presents a number of challenges for proper storage management and data protection. This lecture addresses a number of the most critical challenges, including:

Backup & Restore: Transactional databases present a unique challenge to administrators. While numerous backup software products support backing up SQL either cold or hot via SQL’s backup APIs, they do not provide granular, point-in-time restores for specific database transactions. There are options available now t...

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We keep hearing how inexpensive storage is supposed to be. Microsoft Exchange presents a number of unique storage management challenges. The purpose of this lecture is to identify these various challenges and to illustrate a variety of solutions. The lecture is broken down into the following sections:

Capacity Management
Email accumulates forever unless you impose quotas, and quotas often undermine productivity and make for unhappy end users.

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Who should attend: This tutorial is designed for a technical audience with at least some hands-on experience with storage devices, server hardware, backup systems, and networks. It is equally suitable for system administrators, IT directors, IT architects, and CIOs. The class focuses on architectures and core technologies, not on specific products. Because storage technologies tend to be expensive, the class makes an attempt to describe cost-saving approaches.

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