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Disaster Recovery for
SharePoint 2013 with Azure
Neil Hodgkinson
M349
Pre-Microsoft
Process Chemist (Drugs, Poisons and Explosives)
CSC SharePoint Specialist – 5 Years
Microsoft (2005-)
SharePoint PFE - 5 Years
SharePoint Service Engineering O365 - 3 Years
Office 365 CXP CAT - Current
MCSM SharePoint Instructor Team
Contact
Email – [email protected]
Twitter - @nellymo
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A company denied access
to its mission-critical data
for more than 48 hours
will likely be out of
business within the year
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1 in 4 businesses never
re-open their doors after a
disaster
A business impact analysis
Solution design or identified
options, an implementation
plan, a testing and organization
acceptance plan, and a
maintenance plan or schedule
A set of documented recovery
requirements
A threat and risk analysis
A definition of the impact
scenarios
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Protect Customer’s Application
On-premises to Azure protection with ASR
Microsoft Azure
Site Recovery
Orchestration
and replication
Microsoft Azure
Site Recovery
Orchestration
and replication
Microsoft Azure
Site Recovery
Orchestration
and replication
GA
Enterprise &
HSP primary
site
Key features
include:
Windows
Server
SMB &
branch
primary site
Windows
Server
Use Azure as your replication site
Customizable recovery plans
Automated VM protection and replication
No-impact recovery plan testing
Remote health monitoring
Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications
Enterprise,
SMB & HSP
primary site
VMware/
Physical
Replication into Azure for SMBs and remote
branch offices without System Center
NEW: Support for heterogeneous
environments
Protect Customer’s Applications
On-premises to on-premises protection with ASR
Microsoft Azure
Site Recovery
Microsoft Azure
Site Recovery
Communication channel
Download ASR Scout
Replication
channel:
Hyper-V Replica or
SAN replication
Windows Primary
site
Server
Key features
include:
Recovery
site
Replication and
orchestration
channel
Windows
Server
VMware/ Primary
Physical site
Use customer’s replication site
Customizable recovery plans
Automated VM protection and replication
No-impact recovery plan testing
Remote health monitoring
Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications
Recovery
site
VMware
NEW: Support for heterogeneous
environments
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 Public internet
 Site-2-Site VPN
 ExpressRoute
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CREATE VAULT
QUICK START
CREATE SITE
REGISTER
Customer selects recovery
region
View step-by-step guidance
A group for servers to
represent Site or Branch.
Register Hyper-V Server
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CONFIGURE PROTECTION
PROTECT VIRTUAL MACHINES
CREATE RECOVERY PLAN
Define protection policy
Replicate disks to Azure
Define DR Plan
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RUN DR DRILL
Test the deployment
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free trial
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 Getting started for Branch office to Azure DR
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/siterecovery-hyper-v-site-to-azure/
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WahidS
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Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC)
Primary Datacenter
Network Subnet 1
Alternate Datacenter
Network Subnet 2
WSFC Quorum
File Share
Node 1
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Node 2
Default Instance
Node 3
Default Instance
Default Instance
Availability Group: AG_Content
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sync
Primary
Replica
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async
sync
Secondary
Replica
Secondary
Replica
Availability Group Listener
Virtual Network Name
Availability Group: AG_Search
sync
sync
Primary
Replica
With ASR only, Asynchronous Replication of
Farm Configuration Database
Admin Content Database
FULLY SUPPORTED
Search
Databases
Secondary
Replica
Availability Group Listener
Virtual Network Name
Availability Group: AG_Services
WahidS
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Primary
Replica
async
sync
sync
Secondary
Replica
Secondary
Replica
Availability Group Listener
Virtual Network Name
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Storage
Storage
Storage
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White Paper on ASR Networks : https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Designing-Your-Network-a849fa98
Where
Source
Target
Public DNS
Public DNS for SharePoint sites
Traffic Manager
On-premises DNS
Ex: asrsponprem.obs-test.com
sponprem.obs-test.com
contososharepoint.trafficmanager.net
<Public IP on the on-premises farm>
Don’t forget to add the cloudapp.net DNS domain as an AAM
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Add-PSSnapin -Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell –erroraction SilentlyContinue
Stop-Service SPTimerV4
$folders = Get-ChildItem C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\SharePoint\Config
foreach ($folder in $folders)
{
$items = Get-ChildItem $folder.FullName -Recurse
foreach ($item in $items)
{
if ($item.Name.ToLower() -eq "cache.ini")
{
$cachefolder = $folder.FullName
}
}
}
$cachefolderitems = Get-ChildItem $cachefolder -Recurse
foreach ($cachefolderitem in $cachefolderitems)
{
if ($cachefolderitem -like "*.xml")
{
$cachefolderitem.Delete()
}
}
$a = Get-Content $cachefolder\cache.ini
$a = 1
Set-Content $a -Path $cachefolder\cache.ini
read-host "Do this on all your SharePoint Servers - and THEN press ENTER"
start-Service SPTimerV4
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Hyper-V
Workload
Site to Site
Site to Azure
VMWare
Site to Site
Site to Azure
AD, DNS Infra
Web Apps
IIS
SQL
SCOM
SharePoint
COMING
SOON!
SAP*
COMING SOON
Exchange**
Remote Desktop/VDI
Linux (OS & Apps)
Supported and Certified by workload team
AX
Dynamics
Oracle DB
File Server
CRM
COMING SOON
COMING SOON
COMING SOON
COMING SOON
Supported – Certification by workload team in
process
* SAP Site to Azure for un-clustered setups.
** Exchange 2013 Non-DAG setups
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Use Azure Site Recovery to
mitigate DR risk at VMware sites
Ballroom 2 Wed 13:55
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Azure Infrastructure As A Service
Overview & What’s New
M318 Wed 11:55am
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Getting ready for SharePoint
2016
M311 Tue 9:00am
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SharePoint deployment automation with
PowerShell Desired State Configuration
M388 Thu 11:00am
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