Learn how to back up the two most popular operating systems—Windows and Linux—using free utilities as well as third-party and cloud-based solutions.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Take charge of your network backup and recovery
- Overview of backup solutions
- The full backup
- Incremental backups
- Differential backups
- Copy backups
- Daily backups
- Using internal storage for backup
- SAN storage for backup
- DVD storage for backup
- Network share backup option
- Cloud storage backup options
- NAS backup options
- Storage Replica feature
- Backup security
- Install and overview of Windows Server Backup
- Use Windows 11 Client backups
- Schedule Windows backups
- Volume Shadow Service for backups
- Restore files from a Windows backup
- Bare metal restoration using Windows backup
- System state backups
- Restore authoritative Windows Active Directory database
- Duplicity
- Borg
- Rsync
- Veeam Backup
- Backup Exec
- Arcserve
- Commvault
- Backup deduplication with Backup Exec
- Connect Cloud Storage to Veeam backup
- Complete restoration of a third-party backup program on a Windows server
- Convert backup to a virtual machine with Backup Exec
- Third-party backup of a Linux server with Backup Exec
- Backup using Azure
- Backup using Amazon Web Services
- Microsoft Azure Backup Server
Taught by
Robert McMillen
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