Backup is not backup. Restore is Backup.

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In this presentation, SharePoint expert and author John Ferringer will help you turn the focus away from what you should do before a disaster and start thinking about what you need to do after it. John will cover the characteristics of a successful restore, how to know when you've recovered your backups properly, and what you can do to better position your backups for a successful restore when the chips are down.

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Backup is not Backup.

Restore is Backup.

About Me

 John Ferringer
 Senior Manager – Sogeti, LLC
 SharePoint Admin and Author
 @ferringer on Twitter
 Blog: www.MyCentralAdmin.com

Overview

 Why Backup is not Backup
 Why Restore is Backup
 Restore starts with Backup
 Restore and DR Planning
 The Nuts and Bolts of Restore

Backup is not Backup

 Huh?
 Why do you do it?
 How do you know
it’s working?

Restore is Backup

 Why do you back up?
To Restore!
 But remember:
you can’t Restore
without a backup!

Start with Effective Backups
 Check your Backup frequency
 Know your RTO and RPO
 Run them at the right time
 Know the tool you’re using
 Make sure they worked
 Storage
 Logs
 Test the results
 Practice!

Restore and DR Planning

 Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
 How far back do you protect?
 Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
 How quickly do you recover?
 Who does the Restore?
 How do you execute the Restore?
 What gets Restored first?

What do you Restore?

 Content
 Content
 Content

 Service Apps?
 User Profiles?

 What do you REALLY need?

How are you going to Restore it?

 Mind your P’s
 Plan (DR)
 Practice
 Know your tools
 Central Admin
 PowerShell
 SQL Server
 End User recovery

Do you know what you had?

 Is it documented?
 What to capture?
 SharePoint version
 Farm Configuration
 Search Configuration
 Customizations
 Authentication Providers

What type of Restore?

 Catastrophic
 Granular
 This is Export, not Restore

 Restores come in all shapes and sizes

What SharePoint Release?

 Your Version matters!

 SharePoint 2007 or earlier
 SharePoint 2010
 SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1

Wrapping it up

 Questions?

 My blog: http://www.MyCentralAdmin.com

 Follow me on Twitter: @Ferringer

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Backup is not backup. Restore is Backup.

1. Backup is not Backup. Restore is Backup.

2. About Me  John Ferringer  Senior Manager – Sogeti, LLC  SharePoint Admin and Author  @ferringer on Twitter  Blog: www.MyCentralAdmin.com

3. Overview  Why Backup is not Backup  Why Restore is Backup  Restore starts with Backup  Restore and DR Planning  The Nuts and Bolts of Restore

4. Backup is not Backup  Huh?  Why do you do it?  How do you know it’s working?

5. Restore is Backup  Why do you back up? To Restore!  But remember: you can’t Restore without a backup!

6. Start with Effective Backups  Check your Backup frequency  Know your RTO and RPO  Run them at the right time  Know the tool you’re using  Make sure they worked  Storage  Logs  Test the results  Practice!

7. We Talkin About Practice!

8. Restore and DR Planning  Recovery Point Objective (RPO)  How far back do you protect?  Recovery Time Objective (RTO)  How quickly do you recover?  Who does the Restore?  How do you execute the Restore?  What gets Restored first?

9. What do you Restore?  Content  Content  Content  Service Apps?  User Profiles?  What do you REALLY need?

10. How are you going to Restore it?  Mind your P’s  Plan (DR)  Practice  Know your tools  Central Admin  PowerShell  SQL Server  End User recovery

11. Do you know what you had?  Is it documented?  What to capture?  SharePoint version  Farm Configuration  Search Configuration  Customizations  Authentication Providers

12. The Nuts and Bolts of Restore

13. What type of Restore?  Catastrophic  Granular  This is Export, not Restore  Restores come in all shapes and sizes

14. What SharePoint Release?  Your Version matters!  SharePoint 2007 or earlier  SharePoint 2010  SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1

15. Wrapping it up  Questions?  My blog: http://www.MyCentralAdmin.com  Follow me on Twitter: @Ferringer

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