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Title: Protecting Exchange


1
Protecting Exchange
  • Boston Webinar, May 23, 2006
  • Lee Benjamin, ExchangeGuy Consulting

2
Historical Perspective (1)
  • Exchange 10th Anniversary
  • Significant Progress
  • Client Access
  • Outlook Evolution, Web, Mobile
  • VPNs and RPC over HTTPs
  • Security
  • Anti-Virus, Anti-Spam, and Spyware, Oh-My!
  • Email As Primary Threat Vector
  • Patch Management
  • Firewalls and Appliances, ISA for Exchange
  • SenderID

3
Historical Perspective (2)
  • Managing Exchange
  • Easy or Hard, Need to Be Proactive
  • Hosting for Security, Infrastructure, Archiving
  • Outsource the Crown Jewels?
  • Backup and Recovery
  • Recovery Forests Snapshots, Archiving,
    Compliance,Intellectual Property, Legal
    Discovery
  • SANs, NAS, and iSCSI over Gig Ethernet, SATA for
    Nearline Storage

4
Exchange 2003
  • Greatest 2003 Adoption is Now!
  • Service Packs and Acquisitions Show Demand
  • Intelligent Message Filter
  • Database Corruption Handling
  • Larger Databases
  • Virtual Snapshot Service
  • Sybari for Anti-Virus
  • Frontbridge Hosted Services

5
Why Recover Exchange
  • Deleted Messages
  • Deleted Mailbox
  • Disk/Controller Failure
  • Store Corruption
  • Dead Server
  • Water Damage
  • Catastrophe

6
Email Retention Grid
7
Exchange Data Protection
  • Backup, Restore, Disaster Recovery
  • Restore To Any Point In Time
  • Move Old Data To Cheaper Storage
  • Capture Institutional Knowledge
  • Search and Retrieval
  • Compliance, Regulations
  • Legal Discovery Costs

8
Exchange Recovery
  • Exchange Good At
  • Designed for Disaster Recovery
  • The Whole Store (Why)
  • Not Individual Mailboxes
  • Single Instance Database
  • Need A Recovery Forest (ouch!)
  • ExMerge (cmd line, now GUI)

9
Backup Questions
  • What to Backup for Exchange
  • Information Stores, Full Nightly
  • File System (for Full Restore)
  • System State (Registry, IIS Metabase, etc.)
  • Active Directory (usually replicated, DR?)
  • Dont Care How Long Backup Takes
  • How Long To Restore!!
  • Did my Backup Work?
  • You MUST Do Restore Testing
  • Brick Backup
  • How Much Tape
  • M-Drive, Bad Idea
  • And Dont Forget Full Backup (Doh)
  • MAPI Not A Backup API
  • (2000 Admins, Do NOT backup the M-Drive)

10
Filling In The Gaps
  • Native Capabilities
  • Auto-Archive in Outlook
  • Warning Messages in Exchange
  • Journaling/Envelope Journaling
  • 3rd Party Backup Products
  • PST Management Tools
  • Dont Manage Them, Get Rid Of Them
  • Existing Archive Solutions
  • Use Journaling
  • Heavy Stress On Exchange Server
  • Or Add Separate Exchange Server

11
Microsoft Directions
  • Microsoft Data Protection Server
  • Encourage Disk to Disk Backups
  • Not An Archive Solution
  • Database Technology Stays The Same
  • WinFS on Desktop Vista (Eventually)
  • SQL Store (E13 or higher)
  • So EDB, OST, and PST for now
  • 2007 Office and Exchange and Vista, Oh My!
  • Great, but Office UI is Different
  • Log Shipping in Exchange 2007
  • Moving The Logs is Easy
  • Parsing The Transaction Logs Is Hard
  • How and When To Deploy

12
Exchange Data Protection Wish List
  • Compliance, Discovery, Self-Service
  • Archive Access via Outlook and OWA
  • Remote Access from Outlook, OWA, PDA, and Phones
  • Archive and Search Integrated
  • PST Mgmt via Policy
  • No Impact to Exchange Operations
  • Flexible Disaster Recovery Support
  • Alternate Location Recovery

13
  • LeeB_at_ExchangeGuy.com
  • www.ExchangeGuy.com
  • www.ExchangeServerBoston.com
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