Symantec Backup Exec 2012: Administration

COURSE DESCRIPTION  Install, configure, and work with the following Backup Exec Agents: The Symantec Backup Exec 2012: Administration course  Agent for Microsoft SQL Server is designed for the data protection professional tasked  Agent for Microsoft Exchange with backing up and restoring critical data. This class  Agent for Microsoft SharePoint covers how to back up and restore data, configure  Agent for VMware storage devices, manage media, and maintain the  Agent for Microsoft Hyper-V Backup Exec database. Agent for Active Directory  Students also learn how to configure and work with  Remote Agent for Linux and UNIX Servers various Backup Exec Agents, which protect applications  List the supported virtual conversion configurations. like Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SharePoint, and  Create a custom Simplified Disaster Recovery or Microsoft SQL. The course also covers the Remote SDR disk. Agent for Linux and UNIX Servers, Agent for Active  Use Simplified Disaster Recovery or SDR for Directory, Virtual Environment Agents, and Backup Exec disaster recovery. Private Cloud Services.  List the types of Backup Exec private cloud services offerings. In addition, students learn how to configure and work with  List the new features and enhancements made to Backup Exec Options, such as the Deduplication Option Backup Exec 2012. and Archiving Option.  List the End of Life Items.

The new features and enhancements introduced in Who Should Attend Backup Exec 2012 are also discussed in this course. This course is designed for system administrators, system engineers, technical support personnel, Delivery Method consultants, network administrators, backup Instructor-Led Training administrators, backup operators, and others who are responsible for installing, configuring, and administering Duration Backup Exec 2012. Five days Prerequisites Course Objectives You must have basic working knowledge of By the end of this course, you will be able to: administration and configuration of the Windows Server  Describe the basic functions of Backup Exec 2012. 2003 and Windows Server 2008 platforms. You must also have experience configuring server software and  Manage the devices and media used by Backup hardware. Symantec also recommends a basic working Exec. knowledge of domain security and experience with Active  Run basic backup jobs. Directory and Windows Server 2008.  Explain the new backup and restore workflows.  Restore backed-up data. Basic working knowledge of the following applications is  Tune device performance and maintain the Backup beneficial, but not mandatory: Exec database.  Microsoft SQL Server  Protect remote servers using the appropriate  Microsoft Exchange Server Remote Agent.  Symantec Enterprise Vault  Install, configure, and work with the following Backup  Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Exec Options:  Microsoft Hyper-V  Deduplication Option  VMware virtual infrastructure  Archiving Options  Use Backup Exec to protect databases and applications.

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Hands-On Simplified Disaster Recovery This course includes practical, hands-on lab exercises  Simplified Disaster Recovery fundamentals that enable you to test your new skills and begin to  What’s new in Disaster Recovery? transfer them to your working environment. Additionally,  Simplified Disaster Recovery: Backup assessment items at the end of each lesson will test your  Creating a custom SDR disk knowledge and comprehension of the information  Using SDR for disaster recovery provided. Virtual Machine Conversion COURSE OUTLINE  Conversion to virtual machines fundamentals  Virtual conversion options Symantec Backup Exec 2012: Install and  Virtual conversion workflows Configure Database Maintenance Course Introduction  Backup Exec database  About this course  Symantec’s Education and Support resources What Is New in Backup Exec 2012  Typographic conventions used in this course  Backup Exec 2012: Core product enhancements  Backup Exec 2012 Agents: New features and Backup Exec Fundamentals enhancements  Data backup basics  Backup Exec 2012 options: New features and  Symantec’s backup solution offerings enhancements  Backup Exec 2012 essentials  Backup Exec architecture End of Life Items  Discontinued Backup Exec features Installing Backup Exec 2012  Discontinued ancillary features and requirements  Installing the Backup Exec server  Launching Backup Exec 2012 Tape Device management  Updating Backup Exec 2012  Tape Device management  Upgrading to Backup Exec 2012 Symantec Backup Exec 2012: Manage and Storage Devices Administer  Devices and media  Configuring storage devices Course Introduction  Managing devices  About this course  Symantec’s Education and Support resources Data Management  Typographic conventions used in this course  Managing media  Media catalogs Remote Agents  Agent for Windows Backing Up Data  Agent for Linux  Backup job basics  Agent for Microsoft Active Directory  Configuring backup jobs  Running backup jobs Agent for Applications and Databases  Backup and Restore view:  Agent for Applications and Databases fundamentals  GRT-enabled backups  Installing the Agent for Applications and Databases  Configuring Backup Exec to determine file backup  Applications supported by the Agent for Applications  System state backup and Databases  Agent for Microsoft Active Directory Restoring Data  Restore job basics Agent for Microsoft SQL Server  Running restore jobs  Microsoft SQL Server fundamentals  Simplified Disaster Recovery: Server Restore  Agent for Microsoft SQL Server basics workflow  Backing up a Microsoft SQL Server  Restoring a Microsoft SQL Server database

Copyright © 2013 Symantec Corporation. All rights reserved. Symantec, the Symantec Logo, and Veritas are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its 2 affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. Specifications and product offerings are subject to change without notice.

Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server  CASO catalog locations  Microsoft Exchange Server basics  About alerts and notifications in CASO  Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server fundamentals  Job delegation in CASO  Backup Exec 2012 support for Exchange 2010  Adding storage devices in a CASO environment  Backing up Exchange  About recovering failed jobs in CASO  Restoring Exchange  Troubleshooting CASO

Agent for SharePoint Server  SharePoint agent overview  Backing up SharePoint  Restoring SharePoint

Virtual Environment Agents  Virtualization technologies  Using the Agent for VMware  Using the Agent for Microsoft Hyper-V  Microsoft application data on virtual machines

Deduplication Option  Data deduplication and Open Storage  Backup Exec support for deduplication  Installing the Deduplication Option  Configuring the Deduplication Option  Performing data deduplication  Optimized duplication for GRT

Backup Exec Private Cloud Services  Backup Exec private cloud services basics  Types of Backup Exec private cloud services offerings  Backup Exec private cloud services features  Troubleshooting Backup Exec private cloud services

Archiving Options for Backup Exec 2012  Introduction to the Archiving Option  Installing the Archiving Option  Archiving Microsoft Exchange mailboxes  Archiving the File System  Creating an archive job  Restoring data from archives  Protecting Archiving Option components

Symantec Backup Exec Central Admin Server Option  Central Admin Server Option  Requirements for installing CASO  How to choose the location for CASO storage and media data  About installing the Central Admin Server Option  About Managed Backup Exec Server Configuration options  Upgrading an existing CASO installation  Changing a Backup Exec server to a central administration server  Changing a Backup Exec server to a managed Backup Exec server  Reducing network traffic in CASO

Copyright © 2013 Symantec Corporation. All rights reserved. Symantec, the Symantec Logo, and Veritas are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its 3 affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. Specifications and product offerings are subject to change without notice.