San Diego Backup and Recovery of Data
Content
Maximize
Business
Con/nuity
Backup
Fast,
Recover
Faster
Protec/ng
Business
Con/nuity
through
Backup
and
Disaster
Recovery
Syndeo
Communica.ons
Company
Overview
• Founded
in
2004
• Headquarters
in
Oceanside,
CA,
USA
• Full-‐service
IT
solu/ons
provider
with
exper/se
in:
• Business
Con/nuity
• Network
Security
• Voice
over
IP
phone
systems
and
communica/ons
• Our
Mission:
To
provide
IT
solu/ons
that
free
our
clients
to
focus
on
their
business
instead
of
their
technology
StorageCra3
Technology
Corpora.on
Company
Overview
• Founded
in
1999
as
StorageCraT,
Inc.
• Headquarters
in
Draper,
Utah,
USA
• ShadowProtect
product
family
• Disk-‐based
backup,
disaster
recovery,
data
protec/on
and
system
migra/on
&
consolida/on
–
P2P,
P2V,
V2P
and
V2V
• Millions
of
installa/ons
worldwide
on
servers,
desktops
and
laptops
• Licensed
to
soTware
and
hardware
manufacturers
Disasters
That
CDisaster?
appen
What
is
a
an
(And
Do)
H
Data
Loss
Sta.s.cs
§ Hardware
–
44%
-‐ Hard
drive
failure
–
most
common
-‐ Power
surge
from
lightning
storm
§ Human
Error
–
32%
-‐ Accidental
dele/on
of
data
-‐ Disgruntled
employee
/
salesperson
moving
to
a
new
company
-‐ Hardware
theT
§ So3ware
–
14%
-‐ Data
corrup/on
due
to
program
crash
-‐ Security
patches
causes
soTware
to
stop
func/oning
correctly
§ Disaster
–
3%
-‐ Natural
disasters
–
fire,
flood,
earthquake,
tornado
Source: 2001 Cost Of Downtime Survey Results
Why
Be
Prepared?
Sunday
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
Friday
6
Saturday
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Recovery
Objec/ves
Disaster
tolerance
iden/fies
your
organiza/on’s
sensi/vity
to
data
loss
and
system
down/me.
You
can
quan/fy
disaster
tolerance
by
determining
an
appropriate
/me
range
(for
example,
1-‐3
hours
or
2-‐3
days)
for
the
following
recovery
objec/ves:
Recovery
Point
Objec.ve
(RPO):
Iden/fies
the
level
of
acceptable
data
loss
in
a
disaster.
RPO
determines
how
frequently
you
should
create
backup
images.
Recovery
Time
Objec.ve
(RTO):
Iden/fies
how
quickly
you
must
get
business
systems
back
on-‐line.
RTO
determines
the
recovery
method
you
should
implement
What’s
Really
Important?
Disaster
Recovery
• Disaster
Recovery
consists
of:
Backup:
Accurate
and
reliable
copies
of
data
and
services
Manage:
Manage
appropriate
backup
image
reten/on
Test:
Validate
backup
image
integrity
and
simulate
data
access
and
recovery
• Recover:
Fast
and
flexible
restora/on
of
data
and
services
• • •
A
DR
solu/on
MUST
focus
on
recovery
but
most
importantly
-‐
WORK!
Business
Con/nuity
SAN
NAS
RAID
Same
Hardware
USB
/
Firewire
Different
Hardware
iSCSI
SATA
ATA
Virtual
Environment
Business
Con/nuity
• Disaster
Recovery
and
Data
Protec/on
Plan
• On-‐site
and
off-‐site
backup
• Address
common
and
extreme
disasters
• Provides
level
of
redundancy
How
Most
Small
mall
Businesses
Backup
How
Most
SBusinesses
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
Worst
Best
X
§ No
backup
at
all,
only
“backs
up”
to
its
own
hard
drives
§ Not
suitable
for
any
business,
even
a
very
small
company
§ Home
users,
1
person
companies
who
do
not
value
data
§ CD,
DVD,
Thumb
Drive,
Basic
External
Drives
§ Only
suitable
for
backing
up
a
few
files
on
individual
worksta/ons
§ Small
1
–
3
person
companies
struggling
with
finances
will
usually
opt
for
this
op/on
§ Tape
Drive
§ Used
by
all
sized
companies,
and
is
suiteable
for
the
backup
for
server
and
woksta/ons
§ Most
common
type
of
backup
used
today
§ Hard
Drive
Based
NAS
Device
ONLY
or
Offsite
Backup
ONLY
§ Once
only
used
for
enterprise
companies
but
has
become
affordable
for
small
to
mid
sized
businesses
§ Server-‐Based
NAS
with
Virtuliza/on
and
Offsite
Backup
§ Once
only
used
for
enterprise
companies
but
has
become
affordable
for
small
to
mid
sized
businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
CDs,
DVDs
&
Thumb
Drives
Pros
§ Inexpensive
§ Linle
technical
exper/se
required
§ Linle
/
no
hardware
investment
§ Reasonable
success
rate
for
recovery
Cons
§ Can
only
backup
small
amounts
of
data
§ Completely
manual
–
not
likely
to
be
done
regularily
§ Requires
user
to
wait
un/l
complete
to
take
off-‐site
§ Data
is
not
verified
when
backed
up
§ Bare-‐Metal
restore
not
prac/cal
/
possible
How
Most
Small
Businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
Tape
Drive
Pros
§ Can
backup
large
amounts
of
data
§ Hardware
&
SoTware
is
‘rela/vely’
inexpensive
§ Usually
the
least
expensive
method
for
larger
amounts
of
data
§ Backup
process
is
automated
§ Bare-‐metal
restore
possible
with
addi/onal
soTware
Cons
§ Some
manual
interac/on
–
user
s/ll
has
to
rotate
tapes
§ Technical
exper/se
required
for
install
&
maintenance
§ One
tape
may
not
backup
en/re
server
as
data
grows
§ Need
to
replace
tapes
every
year
§ Verifica/ons
frequently
fail
§ Worst
success
rate
for
recovery
§ Fire-‐safe
=
fire
proof
not
melt
proof
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Their
Data
Hard
Drive
Based
NAS
Device
or
Offsite
Backup
ONLY
Pros
§ No
human
interac/on
required
§ Can
backup
very
large
amounts
of
data
§ Bare-‐metal
restore
possible
§ Good
success
rate
for
restore
Cons
§ Expensive
investment
in
hardware
§ Technical
exper/se
required
for
install
&
maintenance
§ May
not
have
off-‐site
capabili/es
or
may
take
a
long
/me
for
retreival
§ Not
all
devices
have
ability
to
check
data
integrity
§ No
way
to
truly
test
restore
from
offsite
company
How
Most
Small
Businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
Server
Based
NAS
Device
+
Off-‐Site
Storage
Pros
§ No
human
interac/on
required
§ Can
backup
very
large
amounts
of
data
§ Bare-‐metal
restore
possible
§ Allows
for
a
disaster
recovery
plan
§ Best
success
rate
for
restore
Cons
§ Technical
exper/se
required
for
install
&
maintenance
§ Monthly
investment
required
§ Not
all
devices
have
ability
to
check
data
integrity
Where
are
You?
File/Folder
Image
Based
Tested
and
Proven
Backup
Issues
and
Solu/on
Customer
Value
Proposi.ons
Issues
Protec/on
-‐
backup
frequency
Time
to
restore
a
single
file
System
volume
restores
Hardware
independent
restore
Amount
of
data
lost
if
a
server
crashes
Quan/ty
of
agents
and
required
op/ons
Ease
of
use
Reliability
Tes/ng
recovery
capability
of
complete
server
Other
Solu/ons
Once
per
day
Hours
Hours/Days
None
Typically
8
hours
of
data
or
database
transac/ons
per
user
Many
Complex
Poor
Painful
and
slow
StorageCraT
Every
15
minutes
Seconds
Minutes
Included
&
in
minutes
5
minutes
of
data
or
database
transac/ons
per
user
None
Simple
Excep/onal
A
few
mouse
clicks
Benefits
of
StorageCraT
• Simple
process
for:
Minimize
Recovery
Time
Objec/ve
(RTO)
Maximize
Business
Con/nuity
Save
Money
Minimize
Lost
Business
Opportuni/es
StorageCra3
Products
• ShadowProtect®
§ § § §
Backup
&
Restore
Sector-‐based
backups
Kernel
level
driver
Agent
&
Management
console
Simple
Console
Simple
Install
Exchange
Desktop
SBS
Laptop
SQL
Push ShadowProtect from central location
Image
Moun.ng
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Short-term relocation in a disaster
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More
Points
of
Recovery
With ShadowProtect – throw your backup window out the window. Take snapshots every 15 minutes during your production day
VSS
Applica.on
Protec.on
• VSS compliant applications are captured with ShadowProtect by default • ShadowProtect Provider – VSS compliant provider
Simple
Recovery
The value of a backup is determined when it comes time to recover.
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Independent
Restore™
Virtual to Virtual
Virtual to Physical
Physical to Virtual
Physical to Physical
Image
Conversion
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Tes.ng
through
Virtualiza.on
Use virtualization tools to reproduce production environment.
Don’t hope – KNOW that your backups are working!
Addi/onal
Features
Image
Verifica.on
Integrity
check
through
.MD5
Instant
verifica4on
on
crea4on
Verify
through
ShadowControl
ImageManager™
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Off-‐Site
Replica.on
Internet
Server with ShadowProtect installed
Remote Storage
ShadowControl ImageManager ShadowStream agent/FTP Server
Seed
the
full
backup.
Local Storage
ShadowControl ImageManager ShadowStream/Inteligent FTP
Only
send
over
the
incremental
files.
Consolidate
at
both
the
local
and
remote
sites.
HeadStart
Restore®
7:00 pm
Server
Full Backup Virtual Hard Drive VMDK or VHD
1-‐
Begin
restore
to
virtual
drive
before
disaster
strikes.
2-‐
Finalize
the
restore
on
command
within
minutes.
3-‐
Perfect
for
large
volumes.
Get a jump on disaster recovery: HeadStart Restore into a virtual drive long before your production server fails.
Simple
Solu.on
for
a
Simple
Price
Product used is determined by the OS installed. No complicated quotes.
Thank
you
Ques/ons
&
Answers
Business
Con/nuity
Backup
Fast,
Recover
Faster
Protec/ng
Business
Con/nuity
through
Backup
and
Disaster
Recovery
Syndeo
Communica.ons
Company
Overview
• Founded
in
2004
• Headquarters
in
Oceanside,
CA,
USA
• Full-‐service
IT
solu/ons
provider
with
exper/se
in:
• Business
Con/nuity
• Network
Security
• Voice
over
IP
phone
systems
and
communica/ons
• Our
Mission:
To
provide
IT
solu/ons
that
free
our
clients
to
focus
on
their
business
instead
of
their
technology
StorageCra3
Technology
Corpora.on
Company
Overview
• Founded
in
1999
as
StorageCraT,
Inc.
• Headquarters
in
Draper,
Utah,
USA
• ShadowProtect
product
family
• Disk-‐based
backup,
disaster
recovery,
data
protec/on
and
system
migra/on
&
consolida/on
–
P2P,
P2V,
V2P
and
V2V
• Millions
of
installa/ons
worldwide
on
servers,
desktops
and
laptops
• Licensed
to
soTware
and
hardware
manufacturers
Disasters
That
CDisaster?
appen
What
is
a
an
(And
Do)
H
Data
Loss
Sta.s.cs
§ Hardware
–
44%
-‐ Hard
drive
failure
–
most
common
-‐ Power
surge
from
lightning
storm
§ Human
Error
–
32%
-‐ Accidental
dele/on
of
data
-‐ Disgruntled
employee
/
salesperson
moving
to
a
new
company
-‐ Hardware
theT
§ So3ware
–
14%
-‐ Data
corrup/on
due
to
program
crash
-‐ Security
patches
causes
soTware
to
stop
func/oning
correctly
§ Disaster
–
3%
-‐ Natural
disasters
–
fire,
flood,
earthquake,
tornado
Source: 2001 Cost Of Downtime Survey Results
Why
Be
Prepared?
Sunday
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
Friday
6
Saturday
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Recovery
Objec/ves
Disaster
tolerance
iden/fies
your
organiza/on’s
sensi/vity
to
data
loss
and
system
down/me.
You
can
quan/fy
disaster
tolerance
by
determining
an
appropriate
/me
range
(for
example,
1-‐3
hours
or
2-‐3
days)
for
the
following
recovery
objec/ves:
Recovery
Point
Objec.ve
(RPO):
Iden/fies
the
level
of
acceptable
data
loss
in
a
disaster.
RPO
determines
how
frequently
you
should
create
backup
images.
Recovery
Time
Objec.ve
(RTO):
Iden/fies
how
quickly
you
must
get
business
systems
back
on-‐line.
RTO
determines
the
recovery
method
you
should
implement
What’s
Really
Important?
Disaster
Recovery
• Disaster
Recovery
consists
of:
Backup:
Accurate
and
reliable
copies
of
data
and
services
Manage:
Manage
appropriate
backup
image
reten/on
Test:
Validate
backup
image
integrity
and
simulate
data
access
and
recovery
• Recover:
Fast
and
flexible
restora/on
of
data
and
services
• • •
A
DR
solu/on
MUST
focus
on
recovery
but
most
importantly
-‐
WORK!
Business
Con/nuity
SAN
NAS
RAID
Same
Hardware
USB
/
Firewire
Different
Hardware
iSCSI
SATA
ATA
Virtual
Environment
Business
Con/nuity
• Disaster
Recovery
and
Data
Protec/on
Plan
• On-‐site
and
off-‐site
backup
• Address
common
and
extreme
disasters
• Provides
level
of
redundancy
How
Most
Small
mall
Businesses
Backup
How
Most
SBusinesses
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
Worst
Best
X
§ No
backup
at
all,
only
“backs
up”
to
its
own
hard
drives
§ Not
suitable
for
any
business,
even
a
very
small
company
§ Home
users,
1
person
companies
who
do
not
value
data
§ CD,
DVD,
Thumb
Drive,
Basic
External
Drives
§ Only
suitable
for
backing
up
a
few
files
on
individual
worksta/ons
§ Small
1
–
3
person
companies
struggling
with
finances
will
usually
opt
for
this
op/on
§ Tape
Drive
§ Used
by
all
sized
companies,
and
is
suiteable
for
the
backup
for
server
and
woksta/ons
§ Most
common
type
of
backup
used
today
§ Hard
Drive
Based
NAS
Device
ONLY
or
Offsite
Backup
ONLY
§ Once
only
used
for
enterprise
companies
but
has
become
affordable
for
small
to
mid
sized
businesses
§ Server-‐Based
NAS
with
Virtuliza/on
and
Offsite
Backup
§ Once
only
used
for
enterprise
companies
but
has
become
affordable
for
small
to
mid
sized
businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
CDs,
DVDs
&
Thumb
Drives
Pros
§ Inexpensive
§ Linle
technical
exper/se
required
§ Linle
/
no
hardware
investment
§ Reasonable
success
rate
for
recovery
Cons
§ Can
only
backup
small
amounts
of
data
§ Completely
manual
–
not
likely
to
be
done
regularily
§ Requires
user
to
wait
un/l
complete
to
take
off-‐site
§ Data
is
not
verified
when
backed
up
§ Bare-‐Metal
restore
not
prac/cal
/
possible
How
Most
Small
Businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
Tape
Drive
Pros
§ Can
backup
large
amounts
of
data
§ Hardware
&
SoTware
is
‘rela/vely’
inexpensive
§ Usually
the
least
expensive
method
for
larger
amounts
of
data
§ Backup
process
is
automated
§ Bare-‐metal
restore
possible
with
addi/onal
soTware
Cons
§ Some
manual
interac/on
–
user
s/ll
has
to
rotate
tapes
§ Technical
exper/se
required
for
install
&
maintenance
§ One
tape
may
not
backup
en/re
server
as
data
grows
§ Need
to
replace
tapes
every
year
§ Verifica/ons
frequently
fail
§ Worst
success
rate
for
recovery
§ Fire-‐safe
=
fire
proof
not
melt
proof
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Their
Data
Hard
Drive
Based
NAS
Device
or
Offsite
Backup
ONLY
Pros
§ No
human
interac/on
required
§ Can
backup
very
large
amounts
of
data
§ Bare-‐metal
restore
possible
§ Good
success
rate
for
restore
Cons
§ Expensive
investment
in
hardware
§ Technical
exper/se
required
for
install
&
maintenance
§ May
not
have
off-‐site
capabili/es
or
may
take
a
long
/me
for
retreival
§ Not
all
devices
have
ability
to
check
data
integrity
§ No
way
to
truly
test
restore
from
offsite
company
How
Most
Small
Businesses
How
Most
Small
Businesses
Backup
Backup
Their
Data
Their
Data
Server
Based
NAS
Device
+
Off-‐Site
Storage
Pros
§ No
human
interac/on
required
§ Can
backup
very
large
amounts
of
data
§ Bare-‐metal
restore
possible
§ Allows
for
a
disaster
recovery
plan
§ Best
success
rate
for
restore
Cons
§ Technical
exper/se
required
for
install
&
maintenance
§ Monthly
investment
required
§ Not
all
devices
have
ability
to
check
data
integrity
Where
are
You?
File/Folder
Image
Based
Tested
and
Proven
Backup
Issues
and
Solu/on
Customer
Value
Proposi.ons
Issues
Protec/on
-‐
backup
frequency
Time
to
restore
a
single
file
System
volume
restores
Hardware
independent
restore
Amount
of
data
lost
if
a
server
crashes
Quan/ty
of
agents
and
required
op/ons
Ease
of
use
Reliability
Tes/ng
recovery
capability
of
complete
server
Other
Solu/ons
Once
per
day
Hours
Hours/Days
None
Typically
8
hours
of
data
or
database
transac/ons
per
user
Many
Complex
Poor
Painful
and
slow
StorageCraT
Every
15
minutes
Seconds
Minutes
Included
&
in
minutes
5
minutes
of
data
or
database
transac/ons
per
user
None
Simple
Excep/onal
A
few
mouse
clicks
Benefits
of
StorageCraT
• Simple
process
for:
Minimize
Recovery
Time
Objec/ve
(RTO)
Maximize
Business
Con/nuity
Save
Money
Minimize
Lost
Business
Opportuni/es
StorageCra3
Products
• ShadowProtect®
§ § § §
Backup
&
Restore
Sector-‐based
backups
Kernel
level
driver
Agent
&
Management
console
Simple
Console
Simple
Install
Exchange
Desktop
SBS
Laptop
SQL
Push ShadowProtect from central location
Image
Moun.ng
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VirtualBoot™
Short-term relocation in a disaster
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More
Points
of
Recovery
With ShadowProtect – throw your backup window out the window. Take snapshots every 15 minutes during your production day
VSS
Applica.on
Protec.on
• VSS compliant applications are captured with ShadowProtect by default • ShadowProtect Provider – VSS compliant provider
Simple
Recovery
The value of a backup is determined when it comes time to recover.
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1- Select a point in time. 2- Choose a destination. 3- Restore.
Hardware
Independent
Restore™
Virtual to Virtual
Virtual to Physical
Physical to Virtual
Physical to Physical
Image
Conversion
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Tes.ng
through
Virtualiza.on
Use virtualization tools to reproduce production environment.
Don’t hope – KNOW that your backups are working!
Addi/onal
Features
Image
Verifica.on
Integrity
check
through
.MD5
Instant
verifica4on
on
crea4on
Verify
through
ShadowControl
ImageManager™
Full Backup
Full Backup
Image
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Reten.on
Policy
to
reduce
file
volume
Off-‐Site
Replica.on
Internet
Server with ShadowProtect installed
Remote Storage
ShadowControl ImageManager ShadowStream agent/FTP Server
Seed
the
full
backup.
Local Storage
ShadowControl ImageManager ShadowStream/Inteligent FTP
Only
send
over
the
incremental
files.
Consolidate
at
both
the
local
and
remote
sites.
HeadStart
Restore®
7:00 pm
Server
Full Backup Virtual Hard Drive VMDK or VHD
1-‐
Begin
restore
to
virtual
drive
before
disaster
strikes.
2-‐
Finalize
the
restore
on
command
within
minutes.
3-‐
Perfect
for
large
volumes.
Get a jump on disaster recovery: HeadStart Restore into a virtual drive long before your production server fails.
Simple
Solu.on
for
a
Simple
Price
Product used is determined by the OS installed. No complicated quotes.
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you
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