Protecting the Microsoft Data Center with NetBackup 7.6

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1 Protecting the Microsoft Data Center with NetBackup 7.6 Amit Sinha NetBackup Product Management 1

2 Major Components of a Microsoft Data Center Software Hardware Servers Disk Tape Networking Server OS Applications Databases Virtualization Facilities Cooling Power Racks 2

3 How Are These Components Protected? Software Data Protection by NetBackup Backup, Replication Data Security Hardware RAID Clusters Redundant switches Facilities Cooling, Redundant Power Physical Security 3

4 Agenda 1 Hyper-V 2 Windows Server 3 SharePoint 4 Exchange 5 AD, SQL Server 4

5 Disclaimer This information is about pre-release software. Any unreleased update to the product or other planned modification is subject to ongoing evaluation by Symantec and therefore subject to change. This information is provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Customers who purchase Symantec products should make their purchase decision based upon features that are currently available. 5

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7 Hyper-V Data Protection 7

8 NetBackup for Hyper-V Overview Simple to configure install NetBackup and GO! No additional software or hardware required Up to 90% less back-end storage (disk, tape, VTL, etc.). NetBackup offers media storage optimization via deduplication Flexible backup and recovery Restore single file from any incremental or full backup Shorten virtual machine backup windows as much as 95% Improved RTOS and RPOs Simple and faster, disaster recovery Restore entire virtual machine with a few mouse clicks Direct single file restore no need to recreate VM or restage File level incremental backups Enabled via V-Ray Granular Recovery Technology Built-in media server deduplication 8

9 V-Ray Granular Recovery Technology Symantec V-Ray Dedup Cloud Backup VM once restore anything Single file or entire VM restore quick, simple DR No client in VM: Granular File Restore built into backup process Supports any backup destination Everything searchable find any file instantly No need for costly and complicated entire VM restore, mount and repeat process to enable single file restores Disk Tape Appliances 9

10 Flexible Data Deduplication VM-1 Client Deduplication VHD VHD VHD Minimize Network traffic VM-n VHD Deduplication calculations happen at the client Greatly reduces data transferred to the Media server Hyper-V Server NBU Media Greatly reduces the media usage Server Improves backup performance Ideal for minimizing the network traffic between clients and Media server LAN NBU Master Server LAN/SAN/DAS Disk Tape Appliances Cloud Client Deduplication Minimize Network traffic Deduplication calculations happen at the client Greatly reduces data transferred to the Media server Greatly reduces the media usage Improves backup performance Ideal for minimizing the network traffic between clients and Media server Media Server Deduplication Offload Client CPU Deduplication happens at the Media server Greatly reduces the media usage Ideal for off-loading the CPU cycles from the Clients 10

11 Deployment Scenario Local Media Server VHD VM-1 VHD VHD VM-n VHD Disk Tape NetBackup for Hyper-V Hyper-V host doubles as media server Extremely fast, fewest hops Data destination is as close as possible to source Fast restores Hyper-V Server NetBackup Media Server LAN/SAN/DAS Appliances Cloud Flexible hardware configuration = NetBackup component(s) 11

12 Deployment Scenario Remote Media Server Disk VHD VM-1 VHD VHD VM-n VHD NetBackup Media Server Tape LAN Hyper-V Server LAN/SAN/DAS Appliances NetBackup for Hyper-V Standard LAN transfer with remote media server Simple to configure Disaster recovery easier Simply restore VHD files Data path over network Performance limited to available network bandwidth Cloud Media storage and network optimization via NetBackup Media Server Deduplication 12

13 Deployment Scenario - Off-host Snapshot Backup Shared Snapshot Storage Disk VHD VM-1 VHD VHD VM-n VHD NetBackup Media Server Tape Hyper-V Server NetBackup for Hyper-V Off-host backup of VSS transportable snapshot LAN LAN/SAN/DAS Appliances Cloud Least impact on Hyper-V host: create VSS snapshot Backup processing done off-host on remote backup server Backup server can be shared with other Hyper-V hosts Requires Storage Array with compatible VSS HW Provider Restores via LAN 13

14 Advanced Features for Hyper-V Clustered Shared Volume (CSV) support Automatically finds node hosting VM targeted for backup Support for Hyper-V VMs provisioned by System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) EXT4 support for Hyper-V VMs Windows/RedHat/SuSE file-level recovery supported on Hyper-V Physical-to-virtual (P2V) / virtual-tophysical (V2P) NetBackup can recover physical machine backups to virtual machines and vice versa P2V recovery is often a quick way to recover from a data center disaster Bare Metal Restore (BMR) BMR automates the process of building and restoring both physical and virtual machines during recovery Performs automatic, scripted Windows installation on bare hardware, then does a full restore Hardware does not need to be identical between backup and restore 14

15 Windows Server Data Protection 15

16 Windows Server 2012 NetBackup Client Support Windows Server File System Backup & Recovery (NTFS, NTFS dedupe, ReFS) Optimized backup & recovery of NTFS Deduplication Distributed File System Replication System State Recovery Active Directory with GRT VSS Open File Backup Accelerator for NTFS Accelerator for NTFS dedupe, ReFS FlashBackup for NTFS 16

17 Windows Server 2012 NetBackup Media and Master Server Support Media Server Support Windows Server 2012 NetBackup 7.6 NetBackup Future Tape, Robot, and VTL OST 3 rd Party Storage NDMP and NDMP Direct Copy to Tape Deduplication (MSDP, PDDO) Replication Director Cloud plug-ins (Amazon S3, Rackspace, Nirvanix, AT&T) MSEO (Media Server Encryption Option) Master Server Support OpsCenter Server and Managed Servers BMR Master Server NBAC for Master Server NetBackup Search 17

18 SharePoint Data Protection 18

19 SharePoint Data Protection Overview Flexible SharePoint Backup Auto Discovery of the SharePoint farm components Support for SharePoint running on VMware platform Recovery of full SharePoint DB Recovery of object-level items Individual docs, entire site, sub-site or entire list Redirected restores DB redirection to another instance Web App to another farm Object level redirection Support SharePoint versions 2007, 2010 and

20 SharePoint Data Protection New Features Accelerator for SharePoint Claims-based Authentication for SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Providers ADFS, SQL Forms, LDAP, Facebook, LinkedIn LiveID SharePoint 2013 Support 20

21 Accelerator for SharePoint Client Accelerator agent 1 2 WFE APPS SQL Windows 3 Backup Server Synthesis Engine 4 Backup server B/U Window: Less Only changed data CPU cost: Low Less signatures Network cost: Low Unique data only Storage cost: Low SharePoint Farm Unique data only Change Tracking GRT without FULLs Datastore 21

22 SharePoint Accelerator Preliminary Results 6 Time to Backup (hours) Accelerator Base Backup 1st Accelerator B/U - No Changes 2nd Accelerator B/U (5% Change) 3rd Accelerator B/U - Delete data (7% change) 4th Accelerator B/U (7% change with activity) More than 700GB data with multiple VMDKs 22

23 SharePoint Granular Recovery 23

24 Exchange Data Protection 24

25 Exchange Data Protection Overview Use full, incremental or differential Use VSS snapshot capability Exchange backup and recovery of full DB and single object level recovery Data protection for Exchange running in physical or Virtual environment Restore individual items s, notes, calendar items etc. Redirected restores of mailbox objects Granular Recovery in Hosted Exchange environment 25

26 Exchange Data Protection New Features Accelerator for Exchange Perform GRT without doing Fulls ReplicationDirector for Exchange Leverage Array based Snapshots for faster backup and recovery Exchange 2013 Support Database level Backup and Recovery only 26

27 Replication Director Support for Exchange 2 Application Server (NB Client) EX1 EX2 EX3 Windows VMDK1 VMDK2 VMDK3 1 Snapshot 1. NBU quiesces the Exchange servers 2. All Exchange VMDKs are snapped 3. NetApp array snapshots are taken 4. The snapshot is replicated to secondary storage 5. Then the snapshot is replicated again to the secondary site 6. This snapshot is mounted on a media server 7. And duplicated to create a backup image for long term storage on tape Rapidly Recover full DBs or single items via GRT Snapshot Snapshot 3 Primary Snapshot Snapshot Duplicate Duplicate Snapshot Duplicate Duplicate SnapVault Snapshot Snapshot SnapMirror Snapshot Snapshot Production Data Center DR Data Center 27

28 Accelerator for Exchange Client Accelerator agent 1 2 EX1 EX2 EX3 Windows 3 Backup Server Synthesis Engine 4 Backup server B/U Window: Less Only changed data CPU cost: Low Less signatures Network cost: Low Unique data only Storage cost: Low Unique data only Change Tracking GRT without FULLs Datastore 28

29 Accelerator for Exchange 29

30 Active Directory Data Protection 30

31 Active Directory Data Protection Backup Active Directory (AD) Restore entire AD or an Individual object 31

32 SQL Server Data Protection 32

33 NetBackup SQL Server Data Protection Overview Core component of NetBackup for over 10 years Proven reliability and scalability Integrated into NetBackup Windows client application no additional software to install Most configuration and recovery operations performed on SQL server using dedicated user interface Uses automatically generated SQL batch files Streaming or snapshot backups Multi-streaming support Off-host, instant recovery SQL Server 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012 Currently support SQL Server 2012 in NetBackup No support yet for SQL 2012 availability groups, single instance only 33

34 Attendee Action Plan Microsoft Data Center Next Steps Monday Follow us on and on Google +: NetBackup Like us on Facebook: Symantec NetBackup 45 Days Microsoft Tech Ed 2013: Come join us at our booth and don t miss our breakout sessions 35

35 Thank you! Amit Sinha Copyright 2012 Symantec Corporation. All rights reserved. Symantec and the Symantec Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. This document is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as advertising. All warranties relating to the information in this document, either express or implied, are disclaimed to the maximum extent allowed by law. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. 36