The document discusses various methods for managing backups and disaster recovery in a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 environment. It covers planning backups, using the backup utility to perform different types of backups including system state backups, configuring shadow copies and previous versions, setting up automated system recovery backups, using advanced startup options like safe mode and last known good configuration, and installing/using the recovery console for system recovery tasks. Activities are provided to demonstrate configuring and testing many of these backup and disaster recovery features.

1. Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Chapter 12: Managing and Implementing Backups and Disaster Recovery

12. Incremental Backup (continued)

14. Differential Backup (continued)

17. Using the Backup Utility (continued)

19. Activity 12-1 (continued)

20. Activity 12-1 (continued)

22. Activity 12-2 (continued)

24. Scheduling Backups (continued)

26. Activity 12-3 (continued)

32. Shadow Copies of Shared Folders (continued)

36. Activity 12-6 (continued)

40. Advanced Startup Options (continued)

41. Advanced Startup Options (continued)