System Administration: Backup and Recovery

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Robert McMillen

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01 - Introduction

01 - Take charge of your network backup and recovery.mp4

00:58

02 - 1. Backup Types and Solutions

01 - Overview of backup solutions.mp4

04:55

02 - The full backup.mp4

03:23

03 - Incremental backups.mp4

03:04

04 - Differential backups.mp4

02:56

05 - Copy backups.mp4

03:44

06 - Daily backups.mp4

01:45

03 - 2. Storage for Backup

01 - Using internal storage for backup.mp4

05:47

02 - SAN storage for backup.mp4

05:53

03 - DVD storage for backup.mp4

02:27

04 - Network share backup option.mp4

08:57

05 - Cloud storage backup options.mp4

11:41

06 - NAS backup options.mp4

03:48

07 - Storage Replica feature.mp4

07:55

08 - Backup security.mp4

04:50

04 - 3. Windows Backup

01 - Install and overview of Windows Server Backup.mp4

06:30

02 - Use Windows 11 Client backups.mp4

07:21

03 - Schedule Windows backups.mp4

03:45

04 - Volume Shadow Service for backups.mp4

07:13

05 - Restore files from a Windows backup.mp4

04:16

06 - Bare metal restoration using Windows backup.mp4

02:49

07 - System state backups.mp4

03:45

08 - Restore authoritative Windows Active Directory database.mp4

04:57

05 - 4. Linux Backup

01 - Duplicity.mp4

02:27

02 - Borg.mp4

05:45

03 - Rsync.mp4

05:07

06 - 5. Commercial Backup Products

01 - Veeam Backup.mp4

14:01

02 - Backup Exec.mp4

12:27

03 - Arcserve.mp4

08:55

04 - Commvault.mp4

08:27

05 - Backup deduplication with Backup Exec.mp4

05:02

06 - Connect Cloud Storage to Veeam backup.mp4

04:03

07 - Complete restoration of a third-party backup program on a Windows server.mp4

06:55

08 - Convert backup to a virtual machine with Backup Exec.mp4

04:16

09 - Third-party backup of a Linux server with Backup Exec.mp4

05:34

07 - 6. Cloud Backup

01 - Backup using Azure.mp4

03:42

02 - Backup using Amazon Web Services.mp4

04:25

03 - Microsoft Azure Backup Server.mp4

04:49

Description

Backups create a copy of data that can be recovered in the event of a primary data failure. These failures can be the result of hardware or software failure, data corruption, or a human-caused event, such as a malicious attack or accidental deletion. As such, system backup and recovery is a critical skill for both system administrators and the organizations they work for. This course helps system administrators ensure they're protecting data and systems from loss. Learn how to back up the two most popular operating systems—Windows and Linux—using free utilities, built-in tools, and third-party solutions. Instructor Robert McMillen covers both local storage as well as cloud storage options, ensuring you have the maximum number of options at your disposal—and protection in any data failure scenario.

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Robert McMillen

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After decades in the IT consulting business, I am dedicating my career to educating and inspiring the next generation of IT professionals. This includes teaching computer information systems, authoring video courses and blogging about my experiences. There are too few mentors and too many who know it all. Check out my channel to see what's new at http:// techpublishing.com Feel free to contact me for speaking engagements or other new media requests.

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