System Center Data Protection Manager TrainingTrainSignal

22nd
DEC

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System Center Data Protection Manager TrainingTrainSignal
Video: TSCC OpenDML (AVI v2.0) .AVI | Resolution: 800?600
| Audio: PCM Audio 22050Hz 352 kb/s mono | 2.82 GB

Genre: eLearning
Throw backup out the window using disk-based DPM CDP – Continuous Data Protection

Gone are the days when organizations could allow 8, 10 or even 12 hour backup windows to impede business operations. Today’s 24/7 organization demands a tool that provides 24/7 coverage all with minimal operational impact. Organizations must master the use of Continuous Data Protection in DPM in order to avoid certain loss of business – and money – that comes with inevitable hardware issues and data corruption problems. With DPM’s CDP capability, you can be a hero in your organization by protecting data as often as every 15 minutes – all while continuing business as usual.
Microsoft has made DPM an enterprise-grade application capable of protecting even the most critical Microsoft workloads. Learning how to use these new features is key to ensuring that DPM can protect your company from disaster. Although DPM is a capable product, it takes time to learn how to leverage it to best effect. In this course, you’ll learn about:

* DPM’s broad support for Microsoft’s newest enterprise platforms such as Exchange 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2 and SharePoint 2010
* New features in DPM that take the pain – and time – out of data protection and recovery
* How single item recovery from Hyper-V virtual machines can allow you to recover items with ease and with speed
* Methods by which you can protect your DPM server itself to keep your data protection environment operating in peak condition
* Ways that you can keep DPM from consuming too many resources – disk, network and processing – and affecting production
* A SharePoint 2010 method for recovering databases and even single items – all without needing a separate and expensive recovery farm!
* Resurrecting Windows Server 2008 servers from death! DPM’s bare metal recovery feature makes it a breeze to recovery servers from scratch.

Data Protection at the Speed of Thought

DPM 2010 brings ease to the data protection game by taking some of the pain away. When a SQL Server database administrator adds a new database, you can make sure it’s protected, all without lifting a finger! And, when it comes to raw speed, you’ll see just how fast DPM can be. Learn how I recovered a 28 GB critical database in the middle of the working day – in 7 minutes flat.

Learn also how DPM 2010 protects SharePoint 2010 without requiring the use of a SharePoint recovery farm. No more need for a separate infrastructure just to recover a document!

Go Virtual and Stay Protected

Let’s face it – everyone is going virtual these days and why not? Make sure that you know how your data protection platform goes with this trend in the data center. Discover just how robust DPM 2010 is when it comes to protecting mission-critical Hyper-V workloads and master the art of single-item recovery from a supported Hyper-V virtual machine.

Take the DPM 2010 Plunge with our Training

Learn how to install and implement your first Data Protection Manager 2010 environment and protect a myriad of Microsoft workloads, including Windows servers, Exchange Server 2010, SharePoint 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2 and Hyper-V. Discover steps you can to make sure your DPM environment works for you and not the other way around.

We’ve created this course using a building-block approach that provides you with a solid DPM foundation before we take the plunge into specific workload protection techniques. We are offering you a quality Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2010 Course instructed by Scott Lowe, a certified hands-on technology leader and practitioner, author and creator a many Train Signal courses, including our System Center Configuration Manager and System Center Operations Manager courses.