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Backups create a copy of data that can be recovered in the event of a primary data failure. These failures can be the result of hardware or software failure, data corruption, or a human-caused event, such as a malicious attack or accidental deletion. As such, system backup and recovery is a critical skill for both system administrators and the organizations they work for. This course helps system administrators ensure they’re protecting data and systems from loss. Learn how to back up the two most popular operating systems—Windows and Linux—using free utilities and third-party solutions. Instructor Robert McMillen covers both local storage as well as cloud storage options, ensuring you have the maximum number of options at your disposal—and protection in any data failure scenario.
Topics include:
- Comparing different types of backups
- Physical storage options: SAN and DVD
- Cloud storage options
- Backup security
- Scheduling Windows backups
- Using VSS
- Restoring files from Windows Server Backup
- Backing up Linux with Duplicity
- Commercial backup solutions
- Backing up to the cloud with Azure and AWS
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Take charge of your network backup and recovery
Backup Types and Solutions
2 Overview of backup solutions
3 The full backup
4 Incremental backups
5 Differential backups
6 Copy backups
7 Daily backups
Storage for Backup
8 Using internal storage for backup
9 SAN storage for backup
10 DVD storage for backup
11 Network share backup option
12 NAS backup options
13 Storage replica feature
14 Backup security
Windows Backup
15 Installing and overview of Windows Server Backup
16 Using Windows 10 client backups
17 Scheduling Windows backups
18 Volume Shadow Copy Service for backups
19 Restoring files from Windows Server Backup
20 Bare metal restoration using Windows Server Backup
Linux Backup
21 Duplicity
Commercial Backup Products
22 Veeam Backup Replication
23 Backup Exec
24 Arcserve
25 Commvault
26 Synthetic backup and restore
27 Connect cloud storage to a backup program
Cloud Backup
28 Back up using Azure
29 Back up using Amazon Web Services
Conclusion
30 Next steps
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