Complete Data and System Protection Backup Exec 12

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1 Complete Data and System Protection Backup Exec 12
Complete Data and System Protection Backup Exec 12.5 & Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 Willem Essenstam

2 Agenda Vragen uit de zaal 1 The Backup and Recovery Challenge 2
Complete Data and System Protection 3 Get More Information 4 Q & A 5 Backup Exec 12.5 2

3 Vragen uit de zaal Wij zijn wel geïnteresseerd in de mogelijkheden van backup en restore via virtualisatie van bestaande fysieke servers. Wellicht valt daar iets mee te doen. We gebruiken nu tape backup, wellicht is het mogelijk om van nieuwe vormen of alternatieven te horen zonder meteen aan een SAN te denken. Vooral de data minstens 15 jaar bewaard worden en liefst nog teruggelezen wanneer nodig, misschien is er een oplossing voor waar wij niet aan denken. Nu bewaren we de maandelijkse full backups maar dat geeft wel problemen met verouderde systemen. Disaster Recovery is sowieso continu een aandachtspunt voor ons, nieuwe inzichten daarin zijn altijd welkom Wij zijn wel geïnteresseerd in de mogelijkheden van backup en restore via virtualisatie van bestaande fysieke servers. Wellicht valt daar iets mee te doen. We gebruiken nu tape backup, wellicht is het mogelijk om van nieuwe vormen of alternatieven te horen zonder meteen aan een SAN te denken. Vooral de data minstens 15 jaar bewaard worden en liefst nog teruggelezen wanneer nodig, misschien is er een oplossing voor waar wij niet aan denken. Nu bewaren we de maandelijkse full backups maar dat geeft wel problemen met verouderde systemen. Disaster Recovery is sowieso continu een aandachtspunt voor ons, nieuwe inzichten daarin zijn altijd welkom Backup Exec 12.5 3

4 Vragen uit de zaal Het gaat ons om verschillende soorten van backup, oplossingen voor grote hoeveelheden data. En prijs/kwaliteit speelt een belangrijke rol. Vooral de vmware omgeving en back-up mogelijkheden interesseren mij. Ja, wij hebben nu een mooie SBS 2008 server staan met een eenvoudige maar zeer doeltreffende back, maar niet voor een tweede server. Wat zijn de mogelijkheden om voordelig een extra server te backupen. Want de Microsoft backup van de SBS bevalt mij prima, het is geen disaster recovery maar dat wordt hier ook niet verwacht. Het is natuurlijk heel mooi dat je weer heel snel in de lucht bent, maar daar hangt ook een prijskaartje aan. Het gaat ons om verschillende soorten van backup, oplossingen voor grote hoeveelheden data. En prijs/kwaliteit speelt een belangrijke rol. Vooral de vmware omgeving en back-up mogelijkheden interesseren mij. Ja, wij hebben nu een mooie SBS 2008 server staan met een eenvoudige maar zeer doeltreffende back, maar niet voor een tweede server. Wat zijn de mogelijkheden om voordelig een extra server te backupen. Want de Microsoft backup van de SBS bevalt mij prima, het is geen disaster recovery maar dat wordt hier ook niet verwacht. Het is natuurlijk heel mooi dat je weer heel snel in de lucht bent, maar daar hangt ook een prijskaartje aan. Backup Exec 12.5 4

5 Vragen uit de zaal Ik weet wel dat we nu Symantec gebruiken en willen weten wat er nog meer kan en of het handiger kan. Wij maken gebruik van Xen virtualisatie  op een Netapp MetroCluster en zijn bezig om een TDR back-up plan te schrijven. Omdat wij nu nog geen idee hebben hoe wij dit gaan aanpakken zijn wij zeer geïnteresseerd welke oplossingen jullie ons kunnen laten zien. Ik ben op zoek naar server operating system backups, symantec heeft oplossingen hiervoor, was vroeger powerquest dacht ik, v2i of zo iets heette dat…?Verder draaien wij met WDS voor image deployment waarin wij ghost hebben verwerkt en pxe-boot via LAN/DHCP. Wat ook interessant is zijn database backups, echter wil ik volgend jaar met ‘Quest LiteSpeed’ gaan werken, ik doe het nu met ‘backup-assist’ en ‘Redgate’ software. In in eigen beheer ‘online backups’ ben ik naar op zoek, heb nu een co-locatie server met ftp bijvoorbeeld wat vatbaar is voor verbetering. Ik weet wel dat we nu Symantec gebruiken en willen weten wat er nog meer kan en of het handiger kan. Wij maken gebruik van Xen virtualisatie  op een Netapp MetroCluster en zijn bezig om een TDR back-up plan te schrijven. Omdat wij nu nog geen idee hebben hoe wij dit gaan aanpakken zijn wij zeer geïnteresseerd welke oplossingen jullie ons kunnen laten zien. Ik ben op zoek naar server operating system backups, symantec heeft oplossingen hiervoor, was vroeger powerquest dacht ik, v2i of zo iets heette dat…?Verder draaien wij met WDS voor image deployment waarin wij ghost hebben verwerkt en pxe-boot via LAN/DHCP. Wat ook interessant is zijn database backups, echter wil ik volgend jaar met ‘Quest LiteSpeed’ gaan werken, ik doe het nu met ‘backup-assist’ en ‘Redgate’ software. In in eigen beheer ‘online backups’ ben ik naar op zoek, heb nu een co-locatie server met ftp bijvoorbeeld wat vatbaar is voor verbetering. Backup Exec 12.5 5

6 Today’s Backup and Recovery Business Challenge
Protecting growing volumes of data on physical and virtual systems Scalable data and system protection from desktop to server from one console Business Challenge The Backup Solution New IT requirements need the latest technologies Unmatched features to restore critical data in seconds Today many of you are facing many critical data protection challenges in your environment.  Challenges: Many of you may be looking at, growing data volumes and challenged with protecting these not just across your physical server environments, but also across new virtual environments, whether you're looking at leveraging VMware or, say, Hyper-V. We want to talk to you about how you can do that from a very comprehensive approach, as well as ensure that you can meet your recovery times with the limited budget constraints that you may be dealing with today, as well as ensuring that not only are you leveraging a process today for your data protection, but also ensuring that you have a process in place for a complete disaster recovery. What if you lost that entire server? Would you be able to bring that server back up quickly and efficiently? Or, do you have any type of offsite data protection strategy in place today? What happens if your local destination experiences a disaster, do you have your data in multiple locations and can you quickly restore that information? Solution: Symantec wants to ensure you can easily scale your data and system protection strategy across those physical and virtual server environments. We want to help you, as an administrator, be able to quickly restore back those critical applications as well as the granular data within those Microsoft applications, like an active directory user preference, or an Exchange , for example, and how we can do that with the limited budgets that we have today. As well as ensure that as you deploy your data protection solution, you can also ensure that not only do you have solid data protection, but also complete system recovery as well. Lack of simple, efficient disaster recovery process Cutting-edge disaster recovery Backup Exec 12.5 6

7 VMware Virtual Infrastructure
Complete Data and System Protection That Scales to Meet Your Business Needs Web SQL File/Print Share Point Exchange VMware Virtual Infrastructure LAN As your business grows you require a data and system protection solution that scales to your changing business needs. The Symantec Backup Exec Family provides scalable disk or tape storage support, granular recovery of critical Microsoft applications information ( s, document, etc) and comprehensive support of virtual and physical server systems from one easy to manage console. Disk Backup/Media Server Tape Library Fast, efficient data protection to disk or tape Patent-pending granular data recovery of key business applications Comprehensive data protection of physical and virtual server environments Backup Exec 12.5 7 7

8 VMware Virtual Infrastructure
Complete Data and System Protection That Scales to Meet Your Business Needs Remote Office WAN Desktops/Laptops Datacenter Tape Library Backup/Media Server Active Directory Oracle SAN NDMP NAS Device VMware Virtual Infrastructure SQL File/Print Exchange Share Point File/Print LAN Plus as your environment grows the Backup Exec Family protect remote offices, heterogeneous servers and advanced storage methods. With Backup Exec Family you are ensured that you can efficiently recover from crippling data corruption or a complete application failure. And with Backup Exec System Recovery you have complete bare metal restore so your entire system can be restored in minutes – even to dissimilar hardware. Disk Backup/Media Server Tape Library Centralized support for advanced storage methods, heterogeneous server environments plus desktops, laptops and remote offices Market leading data protection for virtual and physical servers to recover from data corruption or a complete disaster Quickly restore an individual , document, or an entire application in minutes to keep your business up and running Backup Exec 12.5 8 8

9 Symantec Backup Exec – Market Leading Windows Data Protection
Over half the world’s data is protected by Symantec! Overall the Backup Exec Family is a proven leader in Windows data protection for over 15 years. In fact, Backup Exec continues to receive awards and accolades for our leading backup and recovery technology globally and more importantly Backup Exec has a growing customer base of over 1.5 million customers that continue to benefit from Symantec’s leading data protection innovations – just like you. Our product success is built on a reputation of reliability and innovation that customers like you have grow to value. Today we will highlight several of the key benefits these products deliver which truly set them apart in the market place…. . Backup Exec 12.5 9 9

10 Backup Exec 12.5 – Next Generation Recovery
The Gold Standard in Windows Data Protection Reduced Backup and Recovery Complexity of Physical and Virtual Servers Meet Strict Recovery Time Objectives for Windows Applications Eliminate Your Backup Window Simplified Backup Administration and Infrastructure Management Our first area of focus in on Backup Exec 12.5 and how it can provide your organization with next generation backup and recovery with new innovative benefits like: Reduce Backup and Recovery Complexity of Virtual Servers - single license per ESX or Hyper-V host and BE Agent licenses are a “pay as you grow” model. Meet Strict Recovery Time Objectives- Granular Recovery Technology (GRT) included with Microsoft application agents Eliminate Your Backup Window- Continuous Protection Server for File and Exchange environments- continuously backs up data Simplified Backup Administration and Infrastructure Management – with Central Admin Server Option (operational) and Backup Exec Infrastructure Manager 12.5 (infrastructure) administrators can easily manage their growing BE environment through a central console. Backup Exec 12.5 10

11 Comprehensive Recovery of Virtual and Physical Systems
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12 One Agent, One Backup, One Console
The Backup Solution: Backup Exec Data Protection for Virtual Environments One Agent, One Backup, One Console Reduce Cost and Management of Multiple Products - complete data protection for physical and virtual server environments from a single console Reduce Cost of Multiple Agents - backup unlimited Windows and Linux Guest VM’s to disk or tape with a single agent per ESX/vSphere Host or Hyper-V Host Reduce Storage Resources - granular file-level and image-level recovery from a single online image-level backup Backup Exec 12.5 Media Server + Virtual Agent Speaker Notes: With the release of Backup Exec 12.5 we inintroduced new, comprehensive data protection for both VMware Virtual Infrastructure and Microsoft Hyper-V environments. Backup Exec 12.5 eliminates the need for customers to maintain a disparate set of data protection tools for both physical and virtual environments—a key value proposition for customers trying to reduce complexity in their environments. In addition, unlike backup solutions designed for pure virtual environments, Backup Exec 12.5 supports backing up virtual machines to disk, tape, and the “cloud” via SPN Online Storage [North America only]. The Agent for VMware Virtual Infrastructure and Agent for Microsoft Virtual Servers (which includes Hyper-V) automatically discover and back up unlimited guest machines per physical host environment. The per-physical-host licensing model is designed for Backup Exec’s high-velocity channel model— making it easier for partners and customers to do business with Symantec. It eliminates the complexity of traditional licensing models tiered by number of “sockets” or “guest machines”. Backup Exec’s new virtual server agents allow both granular recover of files and folders as well as entire virtual machines via a single-pass backup. Single-pass backups eliminate the need for multiple backups of the same data for different recovery granularities. This reduces the impact of the backup process on production data and the footprint of the backup on storage resources. Additional Notes: Virtual machines protected by either AVVI and AMVS will be “crash consistent” (which guarantees the consistency of the file systems), but not “application” consistent (which guarantees that the databases and associated metafiles for applications like Exchange, SQL Server, and SharePoint are consistent). Application consistent backups still require the installation of the appropriate Backup Exec Agent in the Guest OS—note that no competitor can do any better. This is a limitation of both the VCB framework and the lack of a data protection framework for Hyper-V/MSVS. Granular recovery of files and folders inside Guest OSs require the installation of the Agent for Windows Servers (AWS) be installed in the Guest OS. AWS is only required as a mechanism to channel the recovered files and/or folders to the Guest OS file system. AWS is not required for backup to get granular recovery. AVVI uses VMWare VCB to do Off-Host backup of virtual machines. AMVS has no such capability. Virtual machines are backed up directly from production. Recovery of both VMware and Hyper-V virtual machines can only occur over the network—no SAN-based recovery is possible. Physical Server VMware ESX/ vSphere or Hyper-V Server Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 12

13 Efficient Backup of VMware and Hyper-V Virtual Server Environments
Backup Exec 12.5: NEW Comprehensive Data Protection for VMware and Hyper-V Systems Efficient Backup of VMware and Hyper-V Virtual Server Environments Comprehensive Backup With the introduction of two new virtual agents for VMware and Hyper-V, customers now have an easy to manage, single point of control for their virtual server environment. Backup Exec integrates with VMware Virtual Center, allowing a great degree of control over the management of data protection in virtual environments and provides automatic detection and views of the entire virtual infrastructure. If you have a single ESX host environment or Hyper-V environment, no matter how many guests or how much memory you have on this machine, we have a single price and you can protect unlimited guest machines with the hardware and resources you have been given – this has changed the landscape for the virtual business. We leverage VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB) technology and Microsoft VSS technology to reduce the time and challenge it takes administrators to configure a backup job- now a single backup job of the host environment can be easily configured and run through Backup Exec and provides granular recovery of files and folders or entire guest machines in seconds, previously this set-up process required hours of scripting and an expertise in virtual instructors. As you can see, granular recovery is just a click away…. Additional background for speaker: Virtual Server Backup and Recovery Challenges prior to BE 12.5: Administrators and companies who have not had the experience of recovering a Guest virtual machines using basic backup and recovery tools will face several limitations recovering their data with these older backup tools designed only for physical systems including; Having to install a backup agent inside of each Guest virtual machine or on the ESX server directly – now solved with BE 12.5 Recovery of a single file typically requires a long restore of the entire Guest virtual machine – now solved with BE 12.5 Separate backups for system level vs. individual file level recovery – now solved with BE 12.5 Taking Guest virtual machines off-line during backup in order to protect them completely – now solved with BE12.5 Ensuring applications running inside of the Guest virtual machines can be recovered- now solved with BE 12.5 Having to use separate backup products for physical vs. virtual machines – now solved with BE 12.5 Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 13 13

14 Easily restore an entire guest machine…
Backup Exec 12.5: NEW Comprehensive Data Protection for VMware and Hyper-V Systems Easily restore an entire guest machine… Fast Recovery ….from a single backup, administrators can go into guest OS and recover individual guest machines, so businesses can quickly recovery from a small- scale IT disaster in seconds or…. Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 14 14

15 …and granular files or folders from a single image-level backup
Backup Exec 12.5: NEW Comprehensive Data Protection for VMware and Hyper-V Systems Fast Recovery …recovery to a granular file or folder all from the same single pass backup – overall ensuring a business can quickly recover from a data corruption or a threatening virus to keep their business up and running. It’s that easy! …and granular files or folders from a single image-level backup Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 15 15

16 Fast, Simple Application Recovery
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17 The Unique Power of Granular Recovery Technology
Recovery of Exchange - Eliminate mailbox backups forever and meet recovery time objectives with Continuous Protection! Recovery Of SharePoint - Individual documents, sites, list items in seconds! Recovery Of Active Directory - Individual users or attributes of users without multiple reboots! So is you business leveraging the unique power of Backup Exec Granular Recovery Technology? This is a patent-pending technology that is unique to Backup Exec and was introduced with Backup Exec 11b and over the years we've added additional enhancements to this technology with the release of Backup Exec 12 and also with So what this truly provides, is through the agent for Exchange, the agent for Active Directory, and the agent for SharePoint, you have the unique capability to run a full database backup (or a single-pass backup) of your environments. And from that backup, be able to go open up that backup set and easily restore individual items – including individual s, mailboxes, documents, SharePoint sites and AD user preferences. Now, this truly is unique in this marketplace today, and this saves you, as an administrator, time from a recovery standpoint. It is much more efficient, because you can easily go in and search for what you need and easily recover it. Plus, from an Exchange perspective, you can eliminate running a second-pass backup - you no longer need to do a database backup and a mailbox backup. You literally just run that Exchange backup today, at the database level, and you can go in and restore individual s, mailboxes, etcetera, that you need to. Now, that means you no longer need to invest that administration time in managing that mailbox backup – and you reduce the storage cost of a second mailbox backup. Backup Exec 12.5 With Patent Pending Granular Recovery Technology SharePoint Agent Exchange Agent Active Directory Agent Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 17

18 Meet Recovery Time Objectives-
Simple To Configure – Easy To Manage Exchange Servers Backup Exec 12.5 Server Disk Storage Tape Library LAN So to give you a perspective of how this works today, for those of you running tape, this is a -- the Granular Recovery Technology is a disk-based technology. So for those of you who are leveraging tape today, look at this and understand that there is a huge value of implementing an additional disk space solution to complement all of your backups in a Backup Exec backup and recovery scenario. So today, you can run, leveraging granular recovery, a single-pass backup.  Click Now you can run that to disk, or you can run that directly to tape. That's up to you. Click We recommend a staged disk-to-disk-to-tape scenario in that sense. And what that provides you and what that allows you to leverage is that Granular Recovery Technology so that if you have, for example, an application failure, you can easily -- either from tape or from disk -- restore that entire application quickly and efficiently. Administration Console Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 18

19 Meet Recovery Time Objectives-
Simple To Configure – Easy To Manage Exchange Servers Backup Exec 12.5 Server Disk Storage Tape Library LAN Click Plus to ensure you can truly meet those strict recovery time objectives, Backup Exec provides you with the capability to go into that single-pass backup, open that up, and restore and view and browse individual items.  Click So you can go in and restore a SharePoint document, a SharePoint list item, an Exchange , and Active Director user preference, whatever you need. Now, that capability of granular recovery is open and available from that disk backup. Now if that data has already gone off to tape, you would then take that database backup, stage that back to disk, and from that disk backup, you would be able to crack that information open and restore that item.    The power of what granular recovery capabilities provide is truly the fact that in a disaster, in an even where you've lost some critical data and that information is still residing on that disk backup, you literally can go in and, within seconds, restore that data without having to do that full database recovery, which is huge. And that is a unique capability that you're going to find exclusive with Backup Exec 12.5 and, specifically, the agents for Exchange, Active Directory, and with SharePoint. Administration Console Backup Exec 12.5 for Windows Servers Backup Exec 12.5 19

20 Backup Exec System Recovery 2010

21 What Drives Your Business?
Servers Hosting Business Critical Applications and Data! Backup Exec System Recovery 8.5 Backup Exec 12.5 21

22 47 % 59 % 80 % Is Your Organization At Risk? Did You Know…….
SMB’s do not have desktop backup % 59 of SMB’s can only tolerate 4 hours or less of downtime % 80 Over of SMB’s believe they lack adequate backup and recovery protection % Use as intro slide for talking points in next slide – prepare customers for the SMB business landscape Is Your Organization At Risk? Backup Exec 12.5 22

23 Small Business Landscape Risks = Opportunity
Most experience frequent outages 76 percent live in regions susceptible to disasters Outages in past year: Average of three (hackers, power outage, natural disaster) Yet almost half (47 percent) have no formal DR plan Backups are inconsistent Only 60 percent of company or customer data is backed-up Only one in five (23 percent) back-up daily! SMBs acknowledge a disaster would cause data loss More than half expect they would lose at least 40 percent of their data In the 2009 SMB Disaster Preparedness Survey, Symantec found a large discrepancy between how SMBs perceive their disaster readiness and their actual level of preparedness. The data also suggests SMB downtime costs their customers tens of thousands of dollars each year. As a result, the findings show that SMBs can – and often do – lose business as a direct result of being unprepared for disasters. And according to a survey by Rubicon Consulting in 35% of SMBs have no server backup solution, are you in this category? 2009: Symantec SMB Disaster Preparedness Survey Backup Exec 12.5 23

24 Cost Prevention The Gap Repair Which bill would you rather pay?
THE GAP is the difference between the cost of the Repair and the cost of the Prevention. Every business is going to be presented with one of these two bills in some form or other. The cost of the repair is always dramatically more expensive (money, time, reputation) than the cost of the prevention. One estimate puts the average cost to remediate a data breach at $6.7M for U.S. companies. Admittedly, this could represent the cost to a large enterprise, but what if it’s 10% - $670,000? Or 1% - $67,000? Still an enormous amount of money when compared to the cost of prevention. The cost of the repair also represents one of the base fears of a IT Director— that their systems would be compromised and the blame put on them for something they didn’t prepare for or account for. The PROBLEM lies in the nature of the threat. It’s quiet, it doesn’t announce its impending arrival. There are no sirens or bells. IT’S NOT A ROCK THROUGH THE WINDOW. Bottomline: too often it’s easy to ignore the danger when other things are clamoring for a businessperson’s attention. Technology salespeople can be accused of hyperbole sometimes, but not in this statement: 100% of the companies that need the Repair wish they had the Prevention in place the day before. Without Exception. If the VP of IT, IT Director, or even the Business Owner for small businesses fully understand The Gap, they will run to write the check for the Prevention. Backup Exec 12.5 24

25 Now what. Good thing I have BESR installed
Now what?????? Good thing I have BESR installed. Let’s see what happen’s when I reboot. Backup Exec 12.5 25

26 Backup Exec™ System Recovery 2010
A simple, cost-effective backup solution ideal for small businesses. Server and desktop recovery in minutes, not hours or days. Integrated off-site backup enhances disaster recovery efforts, maintains productivity, profits, and customer confidence. Please note: Bullet point #4 is a North America Award ONLY. Regions correct as needed. 26

27 Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 How we help you…
Manage your business, not your backups Backup automatically while you work Protect proactively, both data and systems Ensure your ability to recover from disaster Easily recover what you need, when and where you need it Recover complete Windows systems in minutes Recover to different hardware or virtual environments Restore files or folders, Exchange messages, or SharePoint documents in seconds Minimize the impact of downtime Enables reliable, automated recovery Uses disk-based technology for rapid recovery Recovers anytime, from anywhere Manage your business – Capture backups while-you-work - Without impacting user productivity or application usage Set it and Forget it - Through easily configured scheduled or event-triggered backups Enhance disaster recovery capabilities - Automatically copy backups off-site or to a secondary disk location Easily recover what you need – Recover complete Windows systems in minutes, even to different hardware or virtual environments Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7 Support Easily restore individual Exchange messages or SharePoint documents Including support for Exchange 2010 Recover files or folders in seconds Minimize the impact of downtime Reliable, automated recovery - Replace time-consuming manual processes with fast, automated recovery Disk-based technology - Enables rapid recovery Businesses can leverage existing infrastructure - Remote recovery of data or systems Does not require on-site IT support Backup Exec 12.5 27

28 Complete System Recovery In Minutes
NAS / SAN Device SCSI, SATA, SAS USB / Firewire Flash Memory DVD/Blu-ray Offsite Copy FTP Server System X X Dissimilar Hardware System Virtual System System Protected Server Backup Exec 12.5 28

29 Flexible Offsite Protection
Enhancing Your Disaster Recovery Efforts Select up to two offsite destinations Offsite destinations can include DAS, network locations, even FTP DAS Recovery Point Copy Recovery Point Copy Recovery Point Copy NAS / SAN Protected System Primary Destination FTP Server Backup Exec 12.5 29

30 Provides Simple Data Retrieval
Local Local The first method that we’ll talk about for enhanced data recovery capabilities includes new file and folder level backup and recovery. <Hit Enter or Click For Build> Just like with Recovery Points, you capture a file/folder backup and save it to any local disk storage device. Then from the Home Page of Backup Exec System Recovery, select Recover Files and you can easily search for the file or folder you wish to recover, much like you would search for a file using Windows Explorer. Using a file and folder backup is especially useful if you have limited disk space for storing recovery points. For example, if you have a set of files that you change on a regular basis, such as a Word document, you can define a file and folder backup that captures only Word files. When you select a file and folder backup as your backup type, you can choose to back up all files of a specific type or you can select a specific folder and have all files in that folder backed up. Another method do recover data is through our new integration with Google Desktop. Let’s walk through how this works: First, users capture a recovery point of a system with indexing support checked and store that recovery point to any disk storage device Next they open up Google Desktop that has already been installed and configured Then users can quickly search for and retrieve any file or folder from indexed recovery points. There is no special software required Making it easy for users to use as it has the familiar web-browser interface they are used to with Google which means that there is no special training required. And finally a note that this is a Desktop feature Another way that users can restore data is by using Backup Exec Retrieve. First, users capture a recovery point of a system with indexing support checked and store that recovery point to any disk storage device. Much the same way as with Google Desktop. Then they open the Backup Exec Retrieve Interface And they can quickly search for, and restore, any file or folder from indexed recovery points It’s a simple “Google”-like search And same as with the Google Desktop Integration, there is no training required No special software required It can be used on desktops or servers And this functionality requires Backup Exec System Recovery Manager which we’ll talk about in more detail in a moment Protected Server Disk Storage Backup Exec 12.5 30

31 Features and Functionality
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32 What’s New . . . From a High Level
Support for the latest Microsoft Operating Systems and applications including: Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows 7 Exchange 2010 New Virtual Edition and enhancements for protecting virtual environments Granular Restore Option, now included with the core product Backup Exec System Recovery Management Solution New Linux Edition, offering support for Red Hat and SUSE – Coming December 2009 Support for the latest Microsoft operating systems: Including support for Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7, and Windows Small Business Server 2008, Essential Business Server 2008, and SQL Server® 2008. The Granular Restore Option enabling recovery of Exchange , SharePoint documents or files/folders from a single interface is now included in the core Server and Small Business Server Editions. Backup Exec System Recovery Virtual Edition: Purchase a single license of the Backup Exec System Recovery Virtual Edition and protect an unlimited number of virtual guest machines per host. Enhanced virtual environment support: Supports the latest virtual environments, including VMware vSphere 4.0, Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2, and Citrix XenServer 5.x. Backup Exec System Recovery Management Solution: A highly scalable centralized management solution designed to add rapid Windows backup and recovery to the new Symantec Management Platform. Centrally manage system backup and recovery operations for Backup Exec System Recovery 2010, 8.5, and 8.0, as well as Backup Exec System Recovery Linux Edition. BESR Linux Edition Features: Hot & cold imaging of Linux servers Full backups only; no incremental support Compression & encryption supported Linux SRD creation tool Granular file recovery No dissimilar hardware support Command line interface Managed through BESR Management Solution Versions of Linux supported Red Hat 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 (32 and 64 bit (not ia64) SUSE Server 10 SP1 and SP2 (32 and 64 bit (not ia64) Desktop versions are not supported General Availability: December 2009 Backup Exec 12.5 32

33 New Virtual Edition Provides a cost-savings for organizations protecting a virtual environment. Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 Virtual Edition Includes unlimited licenses for Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 Server Edition for installation in Windows guest operating systems on a per host basis Purchase a single license of the Backup Exec System Recovery Virtual Edition and protect an unlimited number of Windows virtual guest machines per host. Backup Exec 12.5 33

34 Improved Virtual Support
Supports the latest virtual environments, including VMware vSphere 4.0, Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2, and Citrix XenServer 5.x. Convert backup images to VMware and Hyper-V virtual formats Converted VMDK’s are now uploaded/imported in a single step and include improved performance capabilities Support for the new Microsoft hypervisor including the ability to protect Hyper-V virtual machines Converted VHD files can be stored directly to Hyper-V instance Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 Backup Exec 12.5 34

35 Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 Virtual Recovery Capabilities
Physical or Virtual Recovery and Conversion Dramatically Reduce System Downtime - Scheduled physical to virtual conversions enable immediate system recovery in virtual environments Reduce Management Time and Set-up - Easy-to-use, virtual conversion wizard provides scheduled or on-demand P2V conversion for quick recovery Recover Back to Different Physical or Virtual Hardware (V2P) - Recovery to Completely Different Physical or Virtual Hardware Supports the Latest Virtual Environments - VMware vSphere 4.0, Hyper-V Server R2 and Citrix XenServer 5.x Virtual Server Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 Backup Exec 12.5 35

36 Flexible Physical-to-Virtual Conversion Options
Backup Exec System Recovery 2010: Easy-to-Use Virtual Conversion Wizard Flexible Physical-to-Virtual Conversion Options Schedule a virtual conversion enabling immediate recovery Perform a one-time virtual conversion Virtual Conversion moved to Tasks page with its own category. Backup Exec 12.5 36 36

37 Granular Restore Option Now Included
Granular Data Recovery In Seconds – From a Single Interface Restore files and folders with the ability to search multiple recovery points at the same time Restore Exchange , folders, mailboxes, without full mailbox backups – supports Exchange 2010 Recover Microsoft SharePoint Server documents from a single system recovery point Restore Exchange , folders, mailboxes or attachments Simple, multi-tab interface Backup Exec 12.5 37

38 Backup Exec System Recovery Management Solution
Reliability and Scalability Manage thousands of clients Powered by SMP 7.0 The power and scalability of BESR Solution combined with the features and usability of BESR Manager Simplified Administration Remote client discovery ‘Push’ agent distribution Mixed Environments Support Windows edition/Linux edition Storage Management Backup Destination Monitoring Create, edit, and distribute backup jobs, policies, installation packages, upgrade packages, and client settings Discover unprotected clients with remote client discovery Enables remote recovery of volumes or complete systems Manage physical to virtual conversions, off-site copy capabilities and backup destination monitoring from a central location Advanced reporting and management capabilities via integration with the Symantec Management Platform Supports both Windows and Linux editions of Backup Exec System Recovery BESR-S (BESR Solution) has been renamed to BESR-MS (BESR Management Solution) BESR-MS will support Altiris Notification Server 7.0 Sp2 Notification Server and BESR-MS will run on Server bit only BESR-MS supports deployment and management of the BESR Linux solution but does not install or manage licenses Enhanced Offsite Protection Dedicated Offsite Copy Scheduled separately Improved Disaster Recovery Dedicated P2V/Offsite Express recovery Backup Exec 12.5 38

39 Linux Overview BESR Linux Edition Features:
Hot & cold imaging of Linux servers Full backups only; no incremental support Compression & encryption supported Linux SRD creation tool Granular file recovery No dissimilar hardware support Command line interface Managed through BESR Management Solution Versions of Linux supported Red Hat 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 (32 and 64 bit (not ia64) SUSE Server 10 SP1 and SP2 (32 and 64 bit (not ia64) Desktop versions are not supported General Availability: December 2009 Symantec Backup Exec™ System Recovery 2010 Linux Edition enables you to easily restore complete Linux systems, volumes or individual files and folders in minutes to dramatically minimize downtime and disruption to your business. Backup Exec System Recovery Linux Edition provides image level backup of Linux system volumes through a command-line interface, including backup of system volumes, configurable compression and encryption. Centralized management capabilities in Backup Exec System Recovery Management Solution simplify backup and recovery administration of Linux systems. You can centrally schedule, deploy, modify and maintain backup policies for local and remote systems using a graphical user interface. BESR for Linux is a 32-bit application and will not run if 32 bit runtime is not enabled Backup Exec 12.5 39

40 Additional Features Backup Exec 12.5 40

41 Easy-To-Use Interface
Simple Incorporates Automated Best Practice Decision Making and Reporting Backed Up Attention Needed At Risk Calendar Timeline for Past, Present, and Future System Protection Status This is the new Home Page screen for Backup Exec System Recovery. You’ll notice that it is significantly different than what exists in Backup Exec System Recovery 6.5 today. <Hit Enter or Click For Build> The first thing that you will notice is that this new interface presents a very simple, easy to use view This new view incorporates best practice decision making and reporting. From a quick glance, users can immediately identify if their systems are protected (represented by the green circle with a check), if their systems are partially protected (represented by a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark), and finally if their systems are not protected at all (represented by a red stop sign shape with an x mark). This interface also includes mouse over drill down capabilities and A new calendar timeline view showing past, present and future system protection status for all of the drives on a particular system Backup Exec 12.5 41

42 Disaster Recovery in Your Pocket!
Place Symantec Recovery Disk on Bootable USB Drives Provides an Easy, Simple First Step in System Recovery Recover Entire System or Files and Folders Remotely Diagnose Systems with Symantec pcAnywhere™ (included) Full Windows Command Functionality and Network Support Built-In Map network drives Change IP settings Check network connection status Symantec Backup Exec™ System Recovery 2010 Symantec Recovery Disk Backup Exec 12.5 42

43 Disaster Recovery with “Cold Imaging” Technology
Symantec Recovery Disk Provides Pre-Boot, Agentless System Protection Backup non-bootable or corrupt file systems Enhanced forensics support for eDiscovery or post-mortem system analysis Backup and recover servers in secure or locked-down configurations Backup Exec 12.5 43

44 Symantec ThreatCon Integration
Set Event Triggers to run a backup when the Symantec ThreatCon level changes Integrates with Symantec ThreatCon and DeepSight Threat Management System Choose which level best meets required protection needs Backup Exec 12.5 44

45 Customer Example, Scenarios and Benefits
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46 The $avings with Backup Exec System Recovery
Customer’s disaster recovery time fell from 36 hours to 2 hours and nearly $2 million dollars in cost avoidance per year with BESR Data Recovery Savings Average number of disaster recovery events each month 1 Average disaster recovery time pre-deployment 36 hours Average disaster recovery time post-deployment 2 hours IT FTE net mean salary rate per hour for one FTE $33.16 IT FTE Annual Savings $13,528 End-users impacted during each disaster recovery event 200 Downtime during each disaster recovery event pre-deployment Downtime during each disaster recovery event post-deployment End user estimated net mean salary rate per hour $24.04 End-user Labor Savings $1,961,539 Total IT and End-user Savings $1,975,066 per year Alchemy Solutions Group A Backup Exec and Backup Exec System Recovery Business Value Whitepaper Backup Exec 12.5 46

47 Painless Hardware Migrations
Storage Symantec SRD Single Core CPU Dual Core CPU Broadcom NIC Intel NIC SATA Raid Controller SAS Raid Controller This slide can be used to talk to customers about additional use cases for Backup Exec System Recovery Recovery disk includes large driver database Restore Anyware feature automatically installs correct drivers Mass storage controller Hardware abstraction layer Network controller Backup Exec 12.5 47

48 Simple Storage Upgrades
Symantec SRD RAID 5 RAID 0 C:\ (500GB) C:\ (100GB) This slide represents another use case for Backup Exec System Recovery that can be discussed with potential customers Easily upgrade storage hardware or add space to existing array Recovery process automatically recreates volume and contents from recovery point Volume size is easily enlarged dynamically as part of the recovery operation Backup Exec 12.5 48

49 Key Questions to Ask Yourself
Do you currently have a Windows or Linux system recovery solution in place? How confident are you that you could quickly recover data or critical Windows servers, desktops, or laptops with your existing solution? What is your current process to restore in the event of a failure? What about at remote offices? How long does it typically take you to recover? How much does downtime cost your organization? Would it benefit your organization to restore systems to dissimilar hardware or to virtual environments? Backup Exec 12.5 49

50 The Benefit to You Faster Recoveries Flexibility
Dramatically minimize downtime and disruption to your business. Flexibility Flexibility—Recover single messages or files, or a complete system in minutes Maximum Staff Utilization Protects your largest and most important IT investment: staff time and productivity Broad Disaster Protection Protection—Off-site backups, security integration Operational Efficiency Single-interface protection across Windows environments Faster recoveries—Backup Exec System Recovery 2010 is automated and fast. Every recovery saves hours to days of user productivity and helps to dramatically minimize downtime and disruption to your business. Business continuity and disaster recovery—Backup Exec System Recovery brings customer-facing resources back online fast, for customer confidence and loyalty. Flexibility—Recover single messages or files, or a complete system in minutes even to dissimilar hardware or virtual environments, using a single tool. Maximum staff utilization—Reduce IT costs. Backup Exec System Recovery protects your largest and most important IT investment: staff time and productivity. Broad disaster protection—Off-site backups, security integration, and granular recovery address multiple disaster scenarios. Operational efficiency—Single-interface protection across Windows environments helps keep organizations efficient. Backup Exec 12.5 50

51 Two solutions? When to use what....
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52 Backup Exec System Recovery & Backup Exec – Delivering RTO & RPO
Backup Exec and Backup Exec System Recovery deliver cost-effective enterprise level protection & uptime s m d w y Time Cost/Complexity h RTO RPO Backup Exec System Recovery Backup Exec $100 $1,000 $10,000 $100,000 Continuous Protection restores from a few seconds ago Full system recovery w/in minutes to a couple of hours Regular backups go by user policies - restore from a few minutes to hours ago

53 Backup Exec System Recovery & Backup Exec – Delivering RTO & RPO
Restore complete Windows systems in minutes No more multiple reboots and reloading of applications/versions/patches Recover to dissimilar hardware, or to virtual machines (P2P, P2V, V2P) Store and recover to remote unattended locations – with automated P2V conversions for ‘warm-failover’ sites CDP – Continuous Protection Protects data as it occurs GRT – Granular Recovery Technology Recover individual objects, files, s, or attachments to s Single pass backups of VMware and Exchange save time & space Cut your backup times ½ to ⅛, & cut storage space requirements by ½

54 Educate – Evaluate (Try & Buy)
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55 Educate – www.backupexec.com
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56 Evaluate www.backupexec.com Free 60-Day Full Version Trial of:
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57 Questions & Answers TO Willem_essenstam@symantec.com SUBJECT
Backup Exec and Backup Exec System Recovery Copyright © 2007 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. Backup Exec 12.5 57