Transcript Exchange 2007 CCR

Boris Yanushpolsky
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
Data Protection Manager 2007
Introduction and Overview
Protecting Exchange & SQL
Protecting Sharepoint and WSS
Capacity Planner 2007
Overview and architecture
Planning Exchange and Operations Manager deployments
Service Manager
Overview
The Solutions
Better nightly backups needed
Tape is inefficient
Lack of application support
WAN not feasible for centralized backups
Disk-based backup consumes large amounts of
space
Remote and branch-office data protection is
expensive and cumbersome
Customers want one vendor to manage
everything
Windows 2003 File Services
Windows 2008 File Services
Exchange 2003
Exchange 2007
Virtual Server
2005 R2
SQL Server 2000
SQL Server 2005
DPM 2007
SharePoint 2003 & WSS 2.0
SharePoint 2007 & WSS 3.0
System State
Bare Metal Recovery (SRT)
XP Desktops
Vista Desktops
DPM 2007
Active
Directory®
Snapshots
Clients
File Servers
DPM Servers
Tape Library
Customer Scenarios
 Fast restoration from disk
 End-user recovery (via DPM client)
 IT administration can restore entire servers, volumes, shares
Initial Replication
1x protected SG size + 1 days worth of logs
Express Full Backups
Optimized via new volume filter technology so as to take less
time and use less space
Only moves changed data so volume is ~ change rate
Must occur once per week
Can occur as often as every 30 min
Incremental Backups
VSS based log backups
Can occur ever 15 minutes
Automatic failover in cluster scenarios for both E2K3
and E12
Storage Group restore
Database restore
Public Folder restore
Mailbox restore
Lossless recovery
Logs must be intact
DB restore with logs rolled forward by DPM
SG’s can be restored to alternate locations
DB’s can be restored to alternate locations for E12
SG is automatically mounted after restore providing simple
and easy restore functionality
MSCS Exchange Cluster
MSCS Cluster
Traditional cluster configuration, two
servers - one Exchange dataset
Automatic Failover to new server
name
Protection continues seamlessly in
failover and failback scenarios, no
user intervention needed
DPM detects cluster configuration
and associated server names when
protection is setup
Exchange
Passive-node
Exchange
Active-node
DPM
Exchange 2007 LCR
Exchange
2007
Local Continuous Replication
One exchange server with
redundant copy of database
Failover to redundant copy in
case of database corruption or
drive loss
Backup from Active DB drive
Active
Backup
DPM
Exchange 2007 CCR
Exch2007
Active
Cluster Continuous Replication
• Redundant exchange servers
and redundant databases
• Can be geo-diverse
• Databases logs are replicated
• Node Preferred backup (Secondary)
Exch2007
Passive
DPM
Exchange 2007 CCR
2400 mailboxes
up to 2GB per mailbox
13TB storage
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Online Snapshots
Exchange 2007 CCR
2400 mailboxes
up to 2GB per mailbox
13TB storage
Exchange 2007 CCR
2400 mailboxes
up to 2GB per mailbox
13TB storage
Exchange 2007 CCR
2400 mailboxes
up to 2GB per mailbox
13TB storage
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Disk-based
Recovery
DPM Server
with Tape Library
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DPM 2007 server
- 4 Exchange 2007 CCR clusters per DPM server
DPM protecting from CCR passive node
- 9600 mailboxes @
up to 2GB each
- 54TB of “live” replica data
plus Shadow Copy & Log areas
Tape-based
Archive
Offline tape
Initial replication
1x protected DB size + 1 days worth of logs
Express full backups
Optimized via new volume filter technology to take less time and
use less space
Only moves changed data so volume is ~ change rate
Must occur once per week
Can occur as often as every 30 minutes
Incremental Backups
TSQL-based log backups
Can occur every 15 minutes
Not available in log shipping, read-only, or simple recovery mode
Databases in simple recovery mode only get fulls
Database restore to original location and SQL Server instance
Database restore to different physical location and same SQL Server
instance
Logical rename occurs
Both database copies co-exist in the same SQL Server instance
Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 only
Full database dump to another machine
MDF, NDF, and LDF files dumped
Target must have DPM agent installed
Manual database attach required
Lossless recovery
Logs must be intact
Dirty database restore with logs rolled forward by DPM
MSCS SQL Cluster
Traditional cluster configuration,
SQL
Active-node
two servers - one database
Automatic Failover to new server
name
Protection continues seamlessly in
failover and failback scenarios, no
user intervention needed
DPM detects cluster configuration
and associated server names
when protection
is setup
MSCS SQL Cluster
SQL
Passive-node
DPM
Database mirrored SQL cluster
SQL
Secondary
SQL
Primary
Mirrored Database
Mirrors feature redundant SQL
servers and redundant
databases
Databases logs are replicated
DPM
SQL Log Shipping
SQL
Log shipping
Features one SQL server with
redundant databases
Each copy is treated as a unique
drive by DPM
Redundant backups require that
both drives be protected
DPM
System State
IIS “Front End”
“Farm” Config dB
(SQL)
SharePoint VSS Writer
DPM 2007
Search
(files)
Content Servers (SQL)
Restore the Farm !
Config dB
Content dB
Site & Site Collection
Pre-deployment Sizer
Green field deployments, upgrades
Post-deployment Capacity Planner
What if Scenarios
Hardware Library
Ships with Standard Configurations
Custom Devices/Computers
Products Modeled in SCCP 2007 and beyond
Exchange 2007, Operations Manager 2007
SharePoint (MOSS 2007, WSS 3.0)
by the end of this calendar year
Txns
Txn
Costs
BP
OpsMgr Model
Device Utilizations
Architecture
Recommendation
Device
Models
SCCP Modeling
Framework
Simulation
Transaction
Latencies
Your Deployment
Topology
Hardware
Usage Profile
“What if”
Analysis
Device Models
Processor
Storage (Disks, SAN)
Network (LAN/WAN)
Application Models
Transactional Level
Includes Best Practices
SCCP 2006: MOM 2005, Exchange 2003
SCCP 2007: Operations Manager 2007, Exchange 2007
SCCP 2007+: SharePoint (MOSS 2007, WSS 3.0)
by end of the Calendar Year
Minimal User Input
Topology
Usage Pattern
Hardware Preferences
Architecture Recommendation
Placement of Servers and Server Roles
Servers & Storage Hardware Configuration
Best Practices Compliance
Gather Deployment Information
Topology, Usage, Hardware
Enter data in SCCP
Pre-deployment Wizard for Operations Manager
SCCP Generates Optimal Architecture
Review, Generate BOM, Export to Visio
Confirm no Performance Issues
Run Simulation, Review Results, Export to Excel
Test / Validate in Pre-production
Deploy Architecture in Production
Create What-If Scenarios
Graphical Model Editor
Resolve
Bottlenecks
Analyze Performance Metrics
Hardware Utilizations
Transaction Latencies
Business / Usage / IT Changes
Update Model
Identify Bottlenecks / Under Utilizations
Run Simulation, Help for Resolutions
Resolve Bottlenecks / Consolidate Servers
Change Hardware / Topology / Configuration
Confirm no Performance Issues
Run Simulation, Review Results, Export to Excel
Test / Validate in Pre-production
Deploy Architecture in Production
Exchange 2007 Enterprise Edition
Topology
Server Roles
Single Exchange organization
Mailbox
Single Forest
Client Access
100 Sites and 300 Servers
Hub Transport
Clients
Edge Transport
Outlook 2007 Offline
Unified Messaging
Outlook 2007 Online
Active Directory
Outlook 2007 Anywhere
Clustering
Outlook 2007 Web Access (OWA)
Single Copy Cluster (SCC)
ActiveSync
Local Continuous Replication (LCR)
Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR)
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In Scope
Server Roles
Management Server
Root Management Server
Operations Database
Data Warehouse / Reporting Server
Gateway Server
Audit Collector / Audit Database
Operator Consoles
Active-Passive Clustering
Single Management Group
100 sites
10,000 Agents
Out of the box MPs
Windows Server + Operations Manager
Windows Desktop + Information
Worker
SQL, IIS, Active Directory, Exchange
Custom MP
SCCP 2007 Schedule:
Beta – already shipped (sign up below)
RTM (with Exchange Model) Q4 CY2007
Operations Manager Model – Q1 CY2008
Sign up for SCCP 2007 Beta
http://connect.microsoft.com/systemcenter
Website
http://www.microsoft.com/sccp
Capacity Planner forum
http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowForum.aspx?
ForumID=128
SharePoint Model Beta
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Provide easy, intuitive interface for all users
Simple &
Easy to Use
Enable users to better service their own needs
Deep Integration
with Microsoft
Technologies
Operations Manager for incident/problem management
Easy to Extend
and Configure
Quick out-of-box deployment experience that requires no
consultation
Configuration Manager for discovery and inventory
MOF for process definition
Provide familiar tools to customize forms and workflows
Make it easy for the product to address more scenarios that
won’t require system customization
Wizard-driven configuration
Automated MOF/ITIL
Processes
Self-Service
• Provisioning
• Knowledge Search
• Service Requests
• Incident and Problem Management
• Change Management
• Configuration Management
Reporting
• Trend Reports
• Ad-hoc Reporting
• Performance Metrics
• Dashboards
• Integrated Reporting
Collaboration
Knowledge
Forms
CMDB
Data Warehouse
Workflow
Service Design
Service Catalog
CI Attributes
CI
Dependencies
Map CIs to
business services
Service Support
Reduce helpdesk
costs
Enable end users
View IT service
health
On demand scanning
of desired configuration
Forms
Service Transition
Manage changes
Track and audit CIs
End user
provisioning
Workflow
Knowledge
CMDB
SharePoint
Portal
Data
Warehouse
Building Business Solutions
SolutionPacks
Provide a centralized, easy to use
interface for end users to get
information
Reduce calls to the helpdesk by
enabling end users to solve their
own problems
Reduce service requests by enabling
end users to request software
deployed to their own assets
Reduce call handle time with
instant access to related asset
and system health information
Map the system to your business
with user defined queues,
metrics, and escalation policies
Track team and overall progress
through built-in performance
dashboards and trending reports
Find answers quickly and
accurately through a single
unified search engine
Out-of-the-box implementation of
core ITIL functionality
Accurately create RFCs by
initiating directly from incident
records or CIs
Fill in RFC information quickly
using a template system for predefining common RFC data
Measure performance and
effectiveness through
dashboards and reports
If you have SCCM 2007 or OpsMgr 2007 then
Service Manager is the best ITSM solution you can
choose
Service Manager provides out of the box
implementations of “best practice” knowledge and
workflows
Service Manager provides a customizable platform
that can be extended to meet business needs
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