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Data Protector ExpressUser’s Guidetc330–96002Part number: *TC330–96002*First edition: October 2010

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12Before you begin

1OverviewIn this chapter•Concepts• A Simple, Immediate Backup• Restore to a Different LocationWARNING!Data Protector Express security is disabled at i

Figure 1 Basic ArchitectureTerminologyThe following terminology is used throughout this document ...• Clients—Aclient is any computer (or Machine) in

of finding installation disks, installing operating systems and applications, patching them andrestoring data with a simple restore process directly fr

10. Select the new job object and click the Run button on the Command bar to start the job. Hold thecursor over the Data Protector Express icon (the Q

5. For this first restore job, w e want to restore the files to a different location. This w ill allow you tocompare the original files with the restored

18 O ver vi ew

2 Administering BackupIn this chapter• Using the Administrator• Using Quick Access from Taskbar• About the D a ta Protector Express ServiceThe entire

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a. Object Layout —withthislayout,theviewpanecontainsasetofobjectsdisplayedaslargeicons. This view typically contains comma nd objects as in the case o

• The evaluation license for the option has expired. Optional features are installed automaticallywhen you install Data Protector Express. Once the ev

Accessing Data Protector Express functionsWhen you right-click the Q uick Access icon, a menu is displayed.JobsClick the Jobs menu item to create a ne

Settings and Other CommandsSettingsClick the Settings m enu item to change the settings for the Quick Access taskbar icon or for the D ataProtector Ex

About the Data Protector Express ServiceThe Data Protector Express Service lets you run backup jobs automatically and unattended. TheAdministrator can

3BackupJobsIn this chapter•SelectingFilesforBackupJobs•SelectingDevices•Encryption•Configuration• Advanced SettingsBackup jobs can be created from the

By default, Data Protector Express backs up all volumes, folders and files that have been marked for thejob. Selection filters let you identify specific

Rotation type and SetsThis setting isonly available when the job is scheduled to run repeatedly. The Rotation type and Setscontrols allowyou to specif

Auto V erify modeAfter Data Protector Express b acks up a set of data, it can verify that the data was backed up correctly.Data Protector Express read

WARNING!Files protected with split file mode cannot be restored dur ing Disaster Recovery. They must be restoredafter the DR process has completed.Sche

ContentsBeforeyoubegin ... 9Intendedaudience... 9Editions ...

New media locationSpecifies the folder in which Data Protector Exp ress will store any new media created while the job isrun. By default, Data Protecto

CAUTION:Unless you have specific needs that require changes to the advanced options, leave the default valuesunchanged.Settings for all platformsEject

it upon completion. to ensure the files are quiescent during the backup. See Job Pre-Post ExecutionCommands for details.Barcode FilterThese settingscon

4 Restore and Verify JobsIn this chapter•SelectingFiles•SelectingDevices•Configuration• Advanced SettingsRestore jobs and verify jobs are similar in th

When you select a folder, D ata Protector Express automatically selects the latest version for that folderand for every file within that folder. If you

Restoring filesandfolderstoadifferentfolderYou c an also restore files and folders to different folders. When Data Protector Express restores theobject,

tension to the entire media for maximum media life and data integrity. Your device must support autore-tension to use this feature.Restore files that a

Advanced Windows Verif y OptionsEnable snapshotsBy default, the verify job creates a temporary snapshot before verifying the selectedfile. Deselect thi

38Restore and V erify Jobs

5WorkingWithDevicesIn this chapter•SelectingDevicesforJobs•DeviceProperties• Device Commands• Sharing storage devices on a SANData Protector Express r

IntervalSettings... 29Mediatobeused ... 29Autoformat...

Status The Status page d isplays the current status information for the selected device. For example,it shows the current operation, if any, being per

NOTE:Not all operations are available on all devices. For example, an optical device does not support theRewind command. Check your hardware documenta

the tape and then rewinds it to the beginning. This command can be useful in some circumstances. Byretensioning on the tape, you can sometimes make an

Sometimes you will need to resta rt a device that has, for some reason, failed to initialize properly. Adevice may have stopped for any number of reas

44Working With Devices

6 Working with Tape LibrariesIn this chapter• Installation and Configuration• Barcodes and MIC (memory in cartridge)• Barcode Filters• Initialization P

NOTE:It can take a long time to inventory the tape media in a tape library, which is why Data Protector Expressusually perform s a "light invento

• Binding the loader to its physical devices. This ensures that the devices are associated with thelibrary in the Data Protector Express catalog.• Upd

48Working with Tape Libraries

7 Scheduling, Rotations, and MediaManagementIn this chapter• Backup Schedule Considerations•SchedulingConcepts• M edia Rotation Types• Running Jobs wi

DailyAppend... 52SimpleandGFSRotationTypes ... 53Custom...

Backup Schedule ConsiderationsData Protector Express lets you set up jobs that run automatically on regular sched ules. To determinewhich type of back

a textual description of its current setting. To customize the settings for an interval , click on one of theinterval buttons. Most schedules are defin

will be a monthly or yearly job and not a weekly job. As long as none of these media sets has be enoverwritten, full data recovery is possible.NOTE:Wh

Simple and G FS Rotation TypesThese rotation types specify combinations of full and incremental backups that efficiently use a specificnumber of mediase

Failed jobs If a job fails, it will not automatically be run again. However, you can manually rerun byclicking the Run command in the command bar.Paus

8 Enc r yption and CompressionIn this chapter•EncryptionforBackupJobs• Compression•KeyManagementEncryptionEncryption is the process of changing data i

device does not support encryption, the user will be prompted with an alert telling them that the devicecannot be used since it does not support hardw

Hint The text entered here will be added to the log file of an import job if the media later needs to beimported and the incorrect passphrase is suppli

58Encryption and Compression

9WorkingwithThird-PartyApplicationsData Protector Express provides agents for protecting a number of popular third-part y applications.These agents pr

Log fileformats ... 83Save log to a file ... 83E-maillog ...

NOTE:The settings here are only applicable to Microsoft Exchange Server databases; all other fi le types arebacked up in the job’s default mode.For exa

CAUTION:These .log files are then purged.When the Backup mode is set to Differential, for databases, only the .log files are included in thebackup job,

5. Sequentially move through the versions in the Available versions list by date until you fi nd the mostrecent full backup of the storage group. This

4. For each storage g roup to be restored, dism ount and change the p roperties for each store with astorage group:a. Right-click the store within the

b. Create a restore job.c. Click the Microsoft E xchange Server in the Folders panel to display the storage g roups in the listin the Name column to t

Configuring the Microsoft SQL Ser verYou can configure any Data Protector Express feature by selecting the object from the Catalog viewand updating info

NOTE:There is no distinct Differential job mode for SQL Sever database instances.If you want jobs with a Differential backup mode to back up both the

For example, you can use the DUMP command to dump transaction logs to the dump device (preferably, aseparate disk drive). You can set this up to occur

During the restore processes, Data Protector Express will recreate the database and all seg m entsexactly as they existed when the backup was per form

In the last increm ental restore job, click the Advanced Options button and select the Finalize recoveryof MS SQL databa ses check box. If you do not

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72Working with Third-Part y Applications

10 Disaster Recover yIn this chapter• Bootable devices• Imp ortant guidelines•CreatetheDisasterRecoveryBackup• Testing Disaster Recovery Media• Recove

cycling with the Eject button held down), your tape drive goes into a special Disaster Recovery mode thatenables it to restore your operating system a

3. Testthebootablemediatomakesureyouhavecreateditproperly. SeeTesting Disaster Recovery Media later i n this section.NOTE:We re commend that you creat

3. Select the machine for which to prepare the bootable CD/DVD. The bootable CD/DVD is customizedfor that machines specific operating system and device

d. The system boots from the CD or DVD.4. If you are using a bootable tape:a. Remove all media from all tape drives and/or library magazine slots.b. I

To perform Disaster Recovery for one of the operating system listed above, do the following:1. Remove all m edia from all car tridge disk drives, tape

12. Press Esc. A message screen appears.13. Press F10. Data Protector Express restarts your computer. After your computer has rebooted, log in.14. For

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If you h ad incremental and differential backup med ia since the last full backup, now use D ata P rotectorExpress to restore the data from your incre

5. Once the recovery manager has been started, the Disaster Recovery Wizard displays a list ofsource and target devices available on the system.a. In

c. c. Go to the system properties of this machine (right click on “Computer” and go toproperties or open the System Control panel)d. d. Click on “Comp

11 A d v a n c e d J o b O p t i o n sThe options in this chapter are common to backup, restore, verify and copy jobs. In most cases thesesettingscanb

E-mail logLog Format Choose a formatfrom the drop down list.Log will be sent to... Data Protector Express lets you e-mail logs to one or more recipien

Command to execute if job completes with no error This command will execute if the job completeswith no final error. A job can complete with no error,

Add a range of barcodes This filter allows you to specify a range of volume identifiers and mediaidentifiers to include. (Any media without a barcode or

12 B a c ku p Dom ain ConfigurationIn this chapter• E -m ail Settings• Execution Options• Barcode Filter•PerformanceSettings•AlertSettings• Client Upgr

Max number of a ctive selection lists This number controls how many hosts can build their selection listfor all active backup jobs in the Backup Domai

89Backup Domain Configuration

B efore you beginIntended audienceThis guide is intended for new and experienced users of Data Protector Express and Data ProtectorExpress Basic. For

90Backup Domain Configuration

In dexAActive Directorydisaster recovery and,80Advanced optionsbackup jobs,30restore jobs, 35, 35Alerts, viewing with the Quick Accessapplication,22au

JJobrestore,33Job statusviewing,21Jobscreating with Quick Access application,22with the Quick Access application,22Jobs and Media view,49LLibrariescle

Restore jobsadvanced options, 35, 35assinging new names,34concepts,33files to new folders,35Microsoft E xchange database,61Microsoft SQL databases,67re