Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9: For the datacentre, the cloud and remote offices
This very accessible book is a valuable resource for pre-sales, consultants, sysadmins and anyone involved in deploying a new instance of Data Protector. For resellers, distributors or HP staff involved in pre-sales it provides an overview of research into what the customer base has found valuable in Data Protector, and some in-depth coverage of some very common solution designs. For consultants and implementors this book provides step-by-step screenshots to implement Data Protector functions from scratch. The walk-throughs show much more detail than the HP-supplied manuals, and also provides guidance on what can go wrong and suggestions for good designs. It can be used as a course book for a one day face-to-face delivered class. Slides for instructors to use are available separately. Topics covered:
  • Reasons customers choose Data Protector
  • Areas of comparative weakness
  • Installing Windows and Linux cell managers
  • Agent deployment methods
  • StoreOnce de-duplication
  • Backing up filesystems
  • Backing up VMware
  • Backing up cloud-hosted servers
  • Configuring tape drives
  • Managing media
  • Backups spooled via disk
  • Remote office backups replicated to a central office
  • Reporting
There is also a chapter on the internal database schema -- content unique to this book -- to complement the content on backup and restore of the internal database.
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Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9: For the datacentre, the cloud and remote offices
This very accessible book is a valuable resource for pre-sales, consultants, sysadmins and anyone involved in deploying a new instance of Data Protector. For resellers, distributors or HP staff involved in pre-sales it provides an overview of research into what the customer base has found valuable in Data Protector, and some in-depth coverage of some very common solution designs. For consultants and implementors this book provides step-by-step screenshots to implement Data Protector functions from scratch. The walk-throughs show much more detail than the HP-supplied manuals, and also provides guidance on what can go wrong and suggestions for good designs. It can be used as a course book for a one day face-to-face delivered class. Slides for instructors to use are available separately. Topics covered:
  • Reasons customers choose Data Protector
  • Areas of comparative weakness
  • Installing Windows and Linux cell managers
  • Agent deployment methods
  • StoreOnce de-duplication
  • Backing up filesystems
  • Backing up VMware
  • Backing up cloud-hosted servers
  • Configuring tape drives
  • Managing media
  • Backups spooled via disk
  • Remote office backups replicated to a central office
  • Reporting
There is also a chapter on the internal database schema -- content unique to this book -- to complement the content on backup and restore of the internal database.
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Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9: For the datacentre, the cloud and remote offices

Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9: For the datacentre, the cloud and remote offices

by Greg Baker
Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9: For the datacentre, the cloud and remote offices

Planning, Deploying and Installing Data Protector 9: For the datacentre, the cloud and remote offices

by Greg Baker

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This very accessible book is a valuable resource for pre-sales, consultants, sysadmins and anyone involved in deploying a new instance of Data Protector. For resellers, distributors or HP staff involved in pre-sales it provides an overview of research into what the customer base has found valuable in Data Protector, and some in-depth coverage of some very common solution designs. For consultants and implementors this book provides step-by-step screenshots to implement Data Protector functions from scratch. The walk-throughs show much more detail than the HP-supplied manuals, and also provides guidance on what can go wrong and suggestions for good designs. It can be used as a course book for a one day face-to-face delivered class. Slides for instructors to use are available separately. Topics covered:
  • Reasons customers choose Data Protector
  • Areas of comparative weakness
  • Installing Windows and Linux cell managers
  • Agent deployment methods
  • StoreOnce de-duplication
  • Backing up filesystems
  • Backing up VMware
  • Backing up cloud-hosted servers
  • Configuring tape drives
  • Managing media
  • Backups spooled via disk
  • Remote office backups replicated to a central office
  • Reporting
There is also a chapter on the internal database schema -- content unique to this book -- to complement the content on backup and restore of the internal database.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781508556107
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 01/23/2015
Series: Data Protector , #1
Pages: 376
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 11.02(h) x 0.78(d)
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