{"course":{"productid":34098,"modality":1,"active":true,"language":"de","title":"Veritas Backup Exec 22: Administration","productcode":"BE22","vendorcode":"VE","vendorname":"Veritas","fullproductcode":"VE-BE22","courseware":{"has_ekit":false,"has_printkit":true,"language":""},"url":"https:\/\/portal.flane.ch\/course\/veritas-be22","objective":"<p>Nach Abschluss dieses Kurses werden Sie in der Lage sein:<\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>Beschreiben Sie die Funktionalit&auml;t und Architektur von Backup Exec.<\/li><li>Installation und Upgrade auf Backup Exec 22.<\/li><li>Konfigurieren Sie Speicherger&auml;te - Cloud-basierten Speicher und Netzwerkspeicher.<\/li><li>Sichern und Wiederherstellen von Daten auf der Festplatte, im Netzwerk und in der Cloud.<\/li><li>Durchf&uuml;hrung von Bandger&auml;ten und Bandverwaltung.<\/li><li>Verwalten Sie Server und Auftr&auml;ge.<\/li><li>Einstellungen und Methoden f&uuml;r die Sicherung und Wiederherstellung festlegen.<\/li><li>Arbeiten Sie mit dem Datenbankverschl&uuml;sselungsschl&uuml;ssel.<\/li><li>Online Disaster Recovery durchf&uuml;hren.<\/li><li>Installieren Sie den Assistenten zur Erstellung von SDR-Datentr&auml;gern, erstellen Sie ein SDR-Datentr&auml;gerabbild und stellen Sie einen Server mit SDR wieder her.<\/li><li>Sichern Sie einen physischen Computer und konvertieren Sie ihn in einen virtuellen Computer, entweder gleichzeitig oder nach einem Zeitplan.<\/li><li>Installieren, konfigurieren und verwalten Sie die Funktion Backup Exec Central Admin Server.<\/li><li>Konfigurieren Sie Backup Exec Deduplication Storage.<\/li><li>Sch&uuml;tzen Sie Remote-Server mit den entsprechenden Remote-Agenten, Anwendungen und Datenbanken.<\/li><li>Verwenden Sie Backup Exec zum Schutz von Datenbanken und Anwendungen, einschliesslich;\n<ul>\n<li>Microsoft Hyper-V<\/li><li>Microsoft SQL Server<\/li><li>Microsoft Exchange<\/li><li>Microsoft SharePoint<\/li><li>Microsoft 365<\/li><li>Aktives Verzeichnis<\/li><li>Oracle<\/li><\/ul><\/li><li>Schutz der virtuellen Umgebung<\/li><li>Konvertierung virtueller Maschinen durchf&uuml;hren.<\/li><\/ul>","essentials":"<p>Sie m&uuml;ssen &uuml;ber grundlegende Kenntnisse in der Verwaltung und Konfiguration von Windows Server 2016 und neueren Plattformen verf&uuml;gen. Grundlegende Kenntnisse in den folgenden Anwendungen sind von Vorteil, aber nicht erforderlich:<\/p>\n<ul>\n<li>Microsoft SQL Server<\/li><li>Microsoft Exchange Server<\/li><li>Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server<\/li><li>Microsoft Hyper-V<\/li><li>Virtuelle Infrastruktur von VMware.<\/li><li>Oracle<\/li><li>Cloud-Technologien<\/li><li>Microsoft 365<\/li><\/ul>","audience":"<p>Dieser Kurs richtet sich an Systemadministratoren, Systemingenieure, technisches Supportpersonal, Berater, Backup-Administratoren, Backup-Operatoren und andere Personen, die f&uuml;r die Installation, Konfiguration, Verwaltung und &Uuml;berwachung von Backup Exec 22 verantwortlich sind.<\/p>","contents":"<ul>\n<li>Grundlagen von Backup Exec<\/li><li>Lizenzierung von Backup Exec<\/li><li>Installation von Backup Exec<\/li><li>Arbeiten mit der Backup Exec-Verwaltungskonsole<\/li><li>Plattenspeicherger&auml;te<\/li><li>Cloud-basierte Speicherger&auml;te<\/li><li>Netzwerkspeicherger&auml;te<\/li><li>Verwaltung von Festplatten- und Netzwerkdaten<\/li><li>Bandger&auml;te und Bandverwaltung<\/li><li>Sichern von Daten<\/li><li>Verwalten von Servern und Auftr&auml;gen<\/li><li>Wiederherstellung von Daten<\/li><li>Arbeiten mit dem Datenbankverschl&uuml;sselungsschl&uuml;ssel<\/li><li>Vereinfachte Disaster Recovery<\/li><li>Upgrade von Backup Exec<\/li><li>Merkmal Zentraler Verwaltungsserver<\/li><li>Funktion Deduplizierung<\/li><li>Funktionen f&uuml;r Sicherheit und Compliance<\/li><li>Remote Agent, Anwendungen und Datenbanken<\/li><li>Schutz von Microsoft Exchange Server<\/li><li>Schutz von Microsoft SQL Server<\/li><li>Schutz von Microsoft SharePoint Server<\/li><li>Schutz von Microsoft Active Directory<\/li><li>Schutz von Microsoft 365<\/li><li>Schutz von virtuellen Umgebungen - Teil 1<\/li><li>Schutz von virtuellen Umgebungen - Teil 2<\/li><li>Durchf&uuml;hren von Konvertierungen virtueller Maschinen<\/li><li>Agent f&uuml;r Linux und UNIX<\/li><li>Agent f&uuml;r Oracle<\/li><\/ul>","outline":"<h5>Backup Exec Fundamentals<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Data Backup Basics<\/li><li>Backup Exec Solution Offerings<\/li><li>Backup Exec Architecture<\/li><\/ul><h5>Licensing Backup Exec<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Subscription, Perpetual, and Custom Licensing<\/li><li>Trialware and upgrades<\/li><li>Capacity and subscription license enforcement<\/li><li>Updating licensing information<\/li><li>Capacity widget and capacity metering<\/li><li>Maintenance and Extended Support Licensing<\/li><\/ul><h5>Installing Backup Exec<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Backup Exec: New installation<\/li><li>Typical Installation of Backup Exec<\/li><li>Custom Installation of Backup Exec<\/li><li>Installation Details<\/li><li>Applying Backup Exec Updates<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Installing Veritas Backup Exec<\/li><li>Exercise B: Verifying the Veritas Backup Exec Installation<\/li><li>Exercise C: Adding Backup Exec Licenses<\/li><li>Exercise D: Configuring and Running Veritas Update<\/li><li>Exercise E: Viewing the Backup Exec License<\/li><\/ul><h5>Working with the Backup Exec Administration Console<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Installing and Configuring the Backup Exec Administration Console<\/li><li>Using the Backup Exec Administration Console<\/li><li>Exploring the Backup Exec Administration Console<\/li><li>Introduction to Backup and Restore<\/li><li>Introduction to BEMCLI<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Installing the Backup Exec Remote Administration Console<\/li><li>Exercise B: Exploring the Home tab of the Backup Exec Administration Console<\/li><li>Exercise C: Working with the Configuration Task Widget<\/li><li>Exercise D: Exploring the Backup Exec Administration Console<\/li><li>Exercise E: Creating a Configured View<\/li><li>Exercise F: Creating a Disk Storage<\/li><li>Exercise G: Creating a Basic Backup Job<\/li><li>Exercise H: Creating a Basic Restore Job<\/li><\/ul><h5>Disk Storage Devices<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Backup Exec Storage Devices<\/li><li>Viewing disk storage: Storage View<\/li><li>Disk Cartridge Devices<\/li><li>Deduplication Disk Storage<\/li><li>Importing a Legacy Backup-to-disk Folder<\/li><li>Backup Exec Storage Pools<\/li><li>Windows Storage Pool and Spaces<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Creating a Disk Storage Device Using the Configuration Wizard<\/li><li>Exercise B: Viewing the Disk Storage in the Backup Exec Management Command Line Interface<\/li><li>Exercise C: Viewing Disk Storage Device Properties<\/li><li>Exercise D: Creating a Storage Pool<\/li><\/ul><h5>Cloud-based Storage Devices<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Basics of Cloud storage Support in Backup Exec<\/li><li>Amazon S3 Cloud-based Storage<\/li><li>Google Cloud-based Storage<\/li><li>Microsoft Azure Cloud-based Storage<\/li><li>Backup Exec Cloud Deduplication<\/li><li>Configuring a Cloud-storage Device in Backup Exec<\/li><li>Managing Cloud-storage in Backup Exec<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Configuring Generic S3 Compatible Cloud Storage in Backup Exec<\/li><li>Exercise B: Backing up data to Generic S3 Cloud-based Storage<\/li><li>Exercise C: Configuring Deduplication on Generic S3 Compatible Cloud Storage<\/li><\/ul><h5>Network Storage Devices<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Network Storage Devices<\/li><li>OpenStorage Devices (Third-party deduplication)<\/li><li>Backup Exec Remote Media Agent for Linux<\/li><li>NDMP Servers<\/li><\/ul><h5>Disk and Network Data Management<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Data Lifecycle Management Fundamentals<\/li><li>DLM Rules: Overview<\/li><li>Dependent Backup Sets<\/li><li>DLM Dependent Rules<\/li><li>Manual Expiration and Retention<\/li><li>Read-only Setting<\/li><li>Media Catalogs<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Manually Performing Two Sets of Full and Incremental Backups<\/li><li>Exercise B: Manually Expiring the Backup Sets<\/li><li>Exercise C: Retaining Backup Sets and Changing the Expiration Date of a Backup Set<\/li><\/ul><h5>Tape Devices and Tape Management<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Tape Storage<\/li><li>Managing Tapes<\/li><li>Robotic Libraries<\/li><li>Tape Storage Operations<\/li><li>Tape Storage: Alerts<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Inventorying Robotic Libraries when Backup Exec Services Start<\/li><li>Exercise B: Configuring Barcode Rules for a Robotic Library<\/li><li>Exercise C: Assigning a Cleaning Slot to a Robotic Library<\/li><li>Exercise D: Understanding Storage Default Values<\/li><li>Exercise E: Viewing Default Media Sets<\/li><li>Exercise F: Creating a Media Set<\/li><li>Exercise G: Creating a Media Vault<\/li><li>Exercise H: Assigning a Media Set to a Media Vault<\/li><li>Exercise I: Assigning Tapes to a Media Set<\/li><li>Exercise J: Backing up to Tape<\/li><li>Exercise K: Restoring from Tape<\/li><\/ul><h5>Backing Up Data<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Preparing for Backups<\/li><li>Adding a Server<\/li><li>Creating a Backup Job<\/li><li>Multi-server Backups<\/li><li>Accounts and Credentials in Backup Exec<\/li><li>Managing Server Selections<\/li><li>Backup Selections<\/li><li>Excluding Files from the Backup<\/li><li>Backup Settings<\/li><li>Backup Stage Basics<\/li><li>Job Name Fundamentals<\/li><li>Manually Running Backup Jobs<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Adding a Server<\/li><li>Exercise B: Backing Up Files and Folders<\/li><li>Exercise C: Creating a One-time Backup Job<\/li><li>Exercise D: Creating a New Backup Job Using the Settings from an Existing Backup<\/li><li>Exercise E: Backing up Multiple Servers<\/li><li>Exercise F: Backing up System State<\/li><li>Exercise G: Working with Backup Methods<\/li><li>Exercise H: Adding a Stage to a Backup<\/li><\/ul><h5>Managing Servers and Jobs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Backup and Restore View<\/li><li>Server Groups<\/li><li>Tag as Business-Critical<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Creating a Server Group<\/li><li>Exercise B: Viewing Server Details<\/li><li>Exercise C: Tagging a Resource as Business-critical and Backing it up<\/li><li>Exercise D: Tagging a Resource as Business-critical from the Include\/Exclude Window<\/li><li>Exercise E: Examining Pre-defined and Custom Reports<\/li><li>Exercise F: Viewing Job Log Details<\/li><\/ul><h5>Restoring Data<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Contents of a Backup Set<\/li><li>Restore Job Basics<\/li><li>Restore Settings<\/li><li>Granular Restore Technology (GRT)<\/li><li>Restoring Data<\/li><li>Online Disaster Recovery<\/li><li>Restoring System State<\/li><li>Shadow Copy Components<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Viewing the Contents of a Backup Set<\/li><li>Exercise B: Restoring Data to the Default Location<\/li><li>Exercise C: Restoring Data to an Alternate Location<\/li><li>Exercise D: Restoring File and Folder Permissions<\/li><li>Exercise E: Restoring Data Using the Search Wizard<\/li><li>Exercise F: Restoring Data to a VHD<\/li><li>Exercise G: Restoring Data Directly from a Disk<\/li><li>Exercise H: Restoring Data from a Tape Backup<\/li><li>Exercise I: Restoring a Business-Critical Resource<\/li><\/ul><h5>Working with the Database Encryption Key<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Backup Exec Database Sensitive Data Components<\/li><li>Auto-generated AES-256 Encryption Key<\/li><li>Protecting the Database Encryption Key (DEK)<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Viewing the Database Encryption Key<\/li><li>Exercise B: Viewing the Database Encryption Key and Attempting to Back it up<\/li><li>Exercise C: Exporting the Database Encryption Key<\/li><li>Exercise D: Backing Up and Restoring the Database Encryption Key<\/li><\/ul><h5>Simplified Disaster Recovery<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Simplified Disaster Recovery Fundamentals<\/li><li>Simplified Disaster Recovery: Backup<\/li><li>Installing the SDR Disk Creation Wizard<\/li><li>Creating an SDR Disk Image (.iso) file<\/li><li>Recovering a Server with SDR<\/li><li>Windows Storage Pools and Spaces<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Adding a Server<\/li><li>Exercise B: Viewing and Identifying Critical System Devices<\/li><li>Exercise C: Creating a Simplified Disaster Recovery Enabled Backup Job<\/li><li>Exercise D: Performing a Complete Online Restore of a Computer &ndash; Walkthrough<\/li><li>Exercise E: Creating a Simplified Disaster Recovery Disk<\/li><li>Exercise F: Recovering appsrv1 Using the SDR Disk<\/li><\/ul><h5>Upgrading Backup Exec<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Basics of Upgrading the Backup Exec Server<\/li><li>Standard and Rolling Upgrade &ndash; Backup Exec<\/li><li>Agent for Windows Upgrade<\/li><li>Migration Report<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Upgrading Veritas Backup Exec<\/li><li>Exercise B: Upgrading the Agent for Windows<\/li><\/ul><h5>Central Admin Server Feature<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Backup Exec CAS: Overview<\/li><li>Installing the CAS<\/li><li>Installing the Managed Backup Exec Server (MBES)<\/li><li>Instant Recovery Jobs in a CAS Environment<\/li><li>MBES Settings<\/li><li>Backup Jobs: MBES and Server Pools<\/li><li>Restoring Files using CAS<\/li><li>Copying Configuration to MBES<\/li><li>Instant Recovery jobs in a CAS environment<\/li><li>MBES Settings<\/li><li>Copy Configuration to MBES<\/li><li>Upgrading a CAS Environment to Backup Exec 22<\/li><li>Renaming CAS and MBES<\/li><li>MBES to Standalone<\/li><li>Offline Central Admin Server Restore from a Managed Backup Exec Server<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Installing the CAS Feature<\/li><li>Exercise B: Converting a Backup Exec Server to a Managed Backup Exec Server<\/li><li>Exercise C: Viewing the Settings for a Managed Backup Exec Server<\/li><li>Exercise D: Creating a Backup Exec Server Pool<\/li><li>Exercise E: Restoring Data from CAS<\/li><li>Exercise F: Using Optimized Duplication with the Central Admin Server<\/li><li>Exercise G: (Optional) Changing the CAS Storage and Media Data Location for MBES<\/li><li>Exercise H: (Optional) Running the Backup Exec Utility for CAS Operations<\/li><\/ul><h5>Deduplication Feature<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Data Deduplication and Open Storage Technology: Fundamentals<\/li><li>Deduplication Feature Option<\/li><li>Configuring Backup Exec Deduplication Storage<\/li><li>Exclusion from Windows Deduplication<\/li><li>Deduplication Backup Job<\/li><li>Configuring Client-side Deduplication<\/li><li>Rehydration<\/li><li>Optimized Duplication<\/li><li>Protecting the Backup Exec Deduplication Storage<\/li><li>Best Practices for the Deduplication Feature<\/li><li>OpenStorage devices (Third-party deduplication)<\/li><li>OpenDedupe OST Connector<\/li><li>OpenDedupe Installation and Configuration<\/li><li>Configuring OpenStorage in Backup Exec<\/li><li>Upgrading from Backup Exec 21 to Backup Exec 22<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Verifying the Deduplication Feature Installation<\/li><li>Exercise B: Creating a Deduplication Storage Folder<\/li><li>Exercise C: Creating a Backup Job to Backup Data to the Deduplication Disk Storage (Server-side deduplication)<\/li><li>Exercise E: Verifying Data Deduplication<\/li><li>Exercise F: Restoring Deduplication Data<\/li><li>Exercise G: Creating a Client-side Deduplication Job<\/li><\/ul><h5>Security and Compliance Features<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Backup Exec Support for GDPR<\/li><li>Backup Exec Support for Ransomware Resilience<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Working with the GDPR Guard Feature<\/li><li>Exercise B: Working with the Ransomware Resilience Feature<\/li><\/ul><h5>Remote Agent, Applications, and Databases<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Agent for Windows: Fundamentals<\/li><li>Installing the Agent for Windows<\/li><li>Managing the Agent for Windows<\/li><li>Agent for Applications and Databases: Fundamentals<\/li><li>GRT Support for Agent, Applications, and Databases<\/li><li>Enabling the Agent for Applications and Databases Feature<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Viewing Backup Exec License Information<\/li><li>Exercise B: Installing the Agent for Windows<\/li><li>Exercise C: Viewing the Agent for Windows Installation Footprint<\/li><li>Exercise D: Backing Up a Remote Windows Computer<\/li><li>Exercise E: Restoring Data to a Remote Windows Computer<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Microsoft Exchange Server<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Installing the Backup Exec Agent for Microsoft Exchange<\/li><li>Backing up a DAG<\/li><li>Exchange Backup Selections<\/li><li>Exchange Backup Settings<\/li><li>Exchange Preferred Servers Only Backups<\/li><li>Restoring Exchange data<\/li><li>Redirected Restore Considerations<\/li><li>VSS Providers and Exchange Writers<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Viewing the Exchange DAG Configuration<\/li><li>Exercise B: Backing Up an Exchange DAG<\/li><li>Exercise C: Restoring Exchange Mailbox Items<\/li><li>Exercise D: Restoring Exchange Mailbox Items Using Search<\/li><li>Exercise E: Performing a Redirected Restore of Exchange Databases and Logs<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Microsoft SQL Server<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Agent for Microsoft SQL Server: Fundamentals<\/li><li>Microsoft SQL Backup Selections<\/li><li>Backing up a Microsoft SQL Server<\/li><li>Restoring a Microsoft SQL Server Database<\/li><li>Supported Microsoft SQL Server Features<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Backing up SQL Server System Databases<\/li><li>Exercise B: Restoring a SQL Server Database<\/li><li>Exercise C: Restoring a SQL Server Database to an Alternate Location<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Microsoft SharePoint Server<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Agent for Microsoft SharePoint: Fundamentals<\/li><li>Backing up Microsoft SharePoint<\/li><li>Restoring Microsoft SharePoint<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Viewing the SharePoint Site Details<\/li><li>Exercise B: Backing Up SharePoint<\/li><li>Exercise C: Performing a SharePoint GRT Restore for a Task<\/li><li>Exercise D: Performing a SharePoint Redirect Restore for a Document<\/li><li>Exercise E: Restoring a Versioned Document<\/li><li>Exercise F: Restoring a SharePoint Portal Site<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Microsoft Active Directory<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Agent for Microsoft Active Directory: Fundamentals<\/li><li>Traditional Active Directory Restore<\/li><li>Active Directory: Granular Recovery Technology<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Backing up Microsoft Active Directory<\/li><li>Exercise B: Restoring Active Directory Objects<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Microsoft 365<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Integrated Microsoft 365<\/li><li>Support for Backing Up Microsoft 365 Tenant Data<\/li><li>Restoring Microsoft 365 Tenant Data<\/li><li>Notes And Best Practices For Microsoft 365<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Virtual Environments &ndash; Part 1<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Virtualization technologies<\/li><li>Backup Exec virtualization agents<\/li><li>Installing Agent for VMware and Hyper-V<\/li><li>Backing up virtual machines<\/li><li>Restoring virtual machines<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Verifying the Agent for VMware and Hyper-V Installation<\/li><li>Exercise B: Connecting to and Viewing the ESX Server Configuration<\/li><li>Exercise C: Adding the vCenter Server to Backup Exec<\/li><li>Exercise D: Backing up an ESXi Server<\/li><li>Exercise E: Restoring a VMware Virtual Machine<\/li><\/ul><h5>Protecting Virtual Environments &ndash; Part 2<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Instant Recovery for Hyper-V and VMware Virtual Machines<\/li><li>Performing an Instant Recovery for a Virtual Machine<\/li><li>Removing an Instantly Recovered Virtual Machine<\/li><li>Instant Cloud Recovery for Hyper-V and VMware<\/li><li>Virtual machine Recovery Ready validation<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Performing an Instant Recovery of a Windows Virtual Machine<\/li><li>Exercise B: Performing an Instant Recovery of a Non-Windows Virtual Machine<\/li><li>Exercise C: Removing Instantly Recovered Virtual Machines<\/li><li>Exercise D: Creating a Validate Virtual Machine for a Recovery Job for a Windows Virtual Machine<\/li><li>Exercise E: Creating a Validate Virtual Machine for a Recovery Job for a Non-Windows Virtual Machine<\/li><li>Exercise F: Working with the Virtual Machine Backups Widget<\/li><li>Exercise G: Backing Up a Virtual Machine Skipping PageFile.sys<\/li><\/ul><h5>Performing Virtual Machine Conversions<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Conversion to virtual machine: Fundamentals<\/li><li>Backup and then convert workflow<\/li><li>Backup and simultaneously convert workflow<\/li><li>Convert to a virtual machine from a point-in-time<\/li><li>One-time Convert to virtual machine<\/li><li>Virtual conversion options<\/li><li>Conversion considerations<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Performing a Backup and then a Virtual Conversion<\/li><\/ul><h5>Agent for Linux and UNIX<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Agent for Linux and UNIX<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Installing the Agent for Linux<\/li><li>Exercise B: Backing up a Linux Server<\/li><li>Exercise C: Restoring Data to Linux Computers<\/li><li>Exercise D: Restoring Data to an Alternate Location<\/li><li>Exercise E: Configuration Options for Linux Computers<\/li><\/ul><h5>Agent for Oracle<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Agent for Oracle on Windows or Linux Servers<\/li><li>Installing the Oracle Agent on Windows or Linux Servers<\/li><li>Configuring the Oracle Agent on Windows or Linux Servers<\/li><li>Authenticating Credentials on the Backup Exec Server<\/li><li>Backing up Oracle Databases<\/li><li>Restoring Oracle Databases<\/li><li>Best Practices for Backup Exec Agent for Oracle on Windows and Linux Servers<\/li><\/ul><h5>Labs<\/h5><ul>\n<li>Exercise A: Verifying the Backup Exec Remote Agent (RALUS) Installation on the Linux Server<\/li><li>Exercise B: Configuring the Oracle Agent on the Linux Server<\/li><li>Exercise C: Performing Oracle Database Backup<\/li><li>Exercise D: Restoring Data<\/li><li>Exercise E: Performing a DBA-Initiated Backup Job<\/li><li>Exercise F: Installing and Configuring Backup Exec Remote Media Agent (RMAL) on the Linux Server<\/li><\/ul>","comments":"<p><em>Dieser Text wurde automatisiert &uuml;bersetzt. Um den englischen Originaltext anzuzeigen, klicken Sie bitte <span class=\"cms-link-marked\"><a class=\"fl-href-prod\" href=\"\/swisscom\/en\/course\/veritas-be22\"><svg role=\"img\" aria-hidden=\"true\" focusable=\"false\" data-nosnippet class=\"cms-linkmark\"><use xlink:href=\"\/css\/img\/icnset-linkmarks.svg#linkmark\"><\/use><\/svg>hier<\/a><\/span>.<\/em><\/p>","summary":"<p>Der Kurs Veritas Backup Exec 22: Administration ist ein Kurs mit Labor&uuml;bungen. Er richtet sich an Datensicherungsexperten, die mit der Bereitstellung, Konfiguration, Wartung und Verwaltung einer Backup Exec-Umgebung betraut sind.<\/p>\n<p>Der Kurs behandelt Backup Exec-Konzepte, die Sicherung und Wiederherstellung wichtiger Daten, die Konfiguration von Speicherger&auml;ten und -medien sowie die Arbeit mit verschiedenen Backup Exec-Agenten und -Optionen, die Anwendungen wie Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft SQL, Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Cloud, Oracle und virtuelle Umgebungen sch&uuml;tzen.<\/p>","objective_plain":"Nach Abschluss dieses Kurses werden Sie in der Lage sein:\n\n\n- Beschreiben Sie die Funktionalit\u00e4t und Architektur von Backup Exec.\n- Installation und Upgrade auf Backup Exec 22.\n- Konfigurieren Sie Speicherger\u00e4te - Cloud-basierten Speicher und Netzwerkspeicher.\n- Sichern und Wiederherstellen von Daten auf der Festplatte, im Netzwerk und in der Cloud.\n- Durchf\u00fchrung von Bandger\u00e4ten und Bandverwaltung.\n- Verwalten Sie Server und Auftr\u00e4ge.\n- Einstellungen und Methoden f\u00fcr die Sicherung und Wiederherstellung festlegen.\n- Arbeiten Sie mit dem Datenbankverschl\u00fcsselungsschl\u00fcssel.\n- Online Disaster Recovery durchf\u00fchren.\n- Installieren Sie den Assistenten zur Erstellung von SDR-Datentr\u00e4gern, erstellen Sie ein SDR-Datentr\u00e4gerabbild und stellen Sie einen Server mit SDR wieder her.\n- Sichern Sie einen physischen Computer und konvertieren Sie ihn in einen virtuellen Computer, entweder gleichzeitig oder nach einem Zeitplan.\n- Installieren, konfigurieren und verwalten Sie die Funktion Backup Exec Central Admin Server.\n- Konfigurieren Sie Backup Exec Deduplication Storage.\n- Sch\u00fctzen Sie Remote-Server mit den entsprechenden Remote-Agenten, Anwendungen und Datenbanken.\n- Verwenden Sie Backup Exec zum Schutz von Datenbanken und Anwendungen, einschliesslich;\n\n- Microsoft Hyper-V\n- Microsoft SQL Server\n- Microsoft Exchange\n- Microsoft SharePoint\n- Microsoft 365\n- Aktives Verzeichnis\n- Oracle\n- Schutz der virtuellen Umgebung\n- Konvertierung virtueller Maschinen durchf\u00fchren.","essentials_plain":"Sie m\u00fcssen \u00fcber grundlegende Kenntnisse in der Verwaltung und Konfiguration von Windows Server 2016 und neueren Plattformen verf\u00fcgen. Grundlegende Kenntnisse in den folgenden Anwendungen sind von Vorteil, aber nicht erforderlich:\n\n\n- Microsoft SQL Server\n- Microsoft Exchange Server\n- Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server\n- Microsoft Hyper-V\n- Virtuelle Infrastruktur von VMware.\n- Oracle\n- Cloud-Technologien\n- Microsoft 365","audience_plain":"Dieser Kurs richtet sich an Systemadministratoren, Systemingenieure, technisches Supportpersonal, Berater, Backup-Administratoren, Backup-Operatoren und andere Personen, die f\u00fcr die Installation, Konfiguration, Verwaltung und \u00dcberwachung von Backup Exec 22 verantwortlich sind.","contents_plain":"- Grundlagen von Backup Exec\n- Lizenzierung von Backup Exec\n- Installation von Backup Exec\n- Arbeiten mit der Backup Exec-Verwaltungskonsole\n- Plattenspeicherger\u00e4te\n- Cloud-basierte Speicherger\u00e4te\n- Netzwerkspeicherger\u00e4te\n- Verwaltung von Festplatten- und Netzwerkdaten\n- Bandger\u00e4te und Bandverwaltung\n- Sichern von Daten\n- Verwalten von Servern und Auftr\u00e4gen\n- Wiederherstellung von Daten\n- Arbeiten mit dem Datenbankverschl\u00fcsselungsschl\u00fcssel\n- Vereinfachte Disaster Recovery\n- Upgrade von Backup Exec\n- Merkmal Zentraler Verwaltungsserver\n- Funktion Deduplizierung\n- Funktionen f\u00fcr Sicherheit und Compliance\n- Remote Agent, Anwendungen und Datenbanken\n- Schutz von Microsoft Exchange Server\n- Schutz von Microsoft SQL Server\n- Schutz von Microsoft SharePoint Server\n- Schutz von Microsoft Active Directory\n- Schutz von Microsoft 365\n- Schutz von virtuellen Umgebungen - Teil 1\n- Schutz von virtuellen Umgebungen - Teil 2\n- Durchf\u00fchren von Konvertierungen virtueller Maschinen\n- Agent f\u00fcr Linux und UNIX\n- Agent f\u00fcr Oracle","outline_plain":"Backup Exec Fundamentals\n\n\n- Data Backup Basics\n- Backup Exec Solution Offerings\n- Backup Exec Architecture\nLicensing Backup Exec\n\n\n- Subscription, Perpetual, and Custom Licensing\n- Trialware and upgrades\n- Capacity and subscription license enforcement\n- Updating licensing information\n- Capacity widget and capacity metering\n- Maintenance and Extended Support Licensing\nInstalling Backup Exec\n\n\n- Backup Exec: New installation\n- Typical Installation of Backup Exec\n- Custom Installation of Backup Exec\n- Installation Details\n- Applying Backup Exec Updates\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Installing Veritas Backup Exec\n- Exercise B: Verifying the Veritas Backup Exec Installation\n- Exercise C: Adding Backup Exec Licenses\n- Exercise D: Configuring and Running Veritas Update\n- Exercise E: Viewing the Backup Exec License\nWorking with the Backup Exec Administration Console\n\n\n- Installing and Configuring the Backup Exec Administration Console\n- Using the Backup Exec Administration Console\n- Exploring the Backup Exec Administration Console\n- Introduction to Backup and Restore\n- Introduction to BEMCLI\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Installing the Backup Exec Remote Administration Console\n- Exercise B: Exploring the Home tab of the Backup Exec Administration Console\n- Exercise C: Working with the Configuration Task Widget\n- Exercise D: Exploring the Backup Exec Administration Console\n- Exercise E: Creating a Configured View\n- Exercise F: Creating a Disk Storage\n- Exercise G: Creating a Basic Backup Job\n- Exercise H: Creating a Basic Restore Job\nDisk Storage Devices\n\n\n- Backup Exec Storage Devices\n- Viewing disk storage: Storage View\n- Disk Cartridge Devices\n- Deduplication Disk Storage\n- Importing a Legacy Backup-to-disk Folder\n- Backup Exec Storage Pools\n- Windows Storage Pool and Spaces\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Creating a Disk Storage Device Using the Configuration Wizard\n- Exercise B: Viewing the Disk Storage in the Backup Exec Management Command Line Interface\n- Exercise C: Viewing Disk Storage Device Properties\n- Exercise D: Creating a Storage Pool\nCloud-based Storage Devices\n\n\n- Basics of Cloud storage Support in Backup Exec\n- Amazon S3 Cloud-based Storage\n- Google Cloud-based Storage\n- Microsoft Azure Cloud-based Storage\n- Backup Exec Cloud Deduplication\n- Configuring a Cloud-storage Device in Backup Exec\n- Managing Cloud-storage in Backup Exec\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Configuring Generic S3 Compatible Cloud Storage in Backup Exec\n- Exercise B: Backing up data to Generic S3 Cloud-based Storage\n- Exercise C: Configuring Deduplication on Generic S3 Compatible Cloud Storage\nNetwork Storage Devices\n\n\n- Network Storage Devices\n- OpenStorage Devices (Third-party deduplication)\n- Backup Exec Remote Media Agent for Linux\n- NDMP Servers\nDisk and Network Data Management\n\n\n- Data Lifecycle Management Fundamentals\n- DLM Rules: Overview\n- Dependent Backup Sets\n- DLM Dependent Rules\n- Manual Expiration and Retention\n- Read-only Setting\n- Media Catalogs\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Manually Performing Two Sets of Full and Incremental Backups\n- Exercise B: Manually Expiring the Backup Sets\n- Exercise C: Retaining Backup Sets and Changing the Expiration Date of a Backup Set\nTape Devices and Tape Management\n\n\n- Tape Storage\n- Managing Tapes\n- Robotic Libraries\n- Tape Storage Operations\n- Tape Storage: Alerts\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Inventorying Robotic Libraries when Backup Exec Services Start\n- Exercise B: Configuring Barcode Rules for a Robotic Library\n- Exercise C: Assigning a Cleaning Slot to a Robotic Library\n- Exercise D: Understanding Storage Default Values\n- Exercise E: Viewing Default Media Sets\n- Exercise F: Creating a Media Set\n- Exercise G: Creating a Media Vault\n- Exercise H: Assigning a Media Set to a Media Vault\n- Exercise I: Assigning Tapes to a Media Set\n- Exercise J: Backing up to Tape\n- Exercise K: Restoring from Tape\nBacking Up Data\n\n\n- Preparing for Backups\n- Adding a Server\n- Creating a Backup Job\n- Multi-server Backups\n- Accounts and Credentials in Backup Exec\n- Managing Server Selections\n- Backup Selections\n- Excluding Files from the Backup\n- Backup Settings\n- Backup Stage Basics\n- Job Name Fundamentals\n- Manually Running Backup Jobs\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Adding a Server\n- Exercise B: Backing Up Files and Folders\n- Exercise C: Creating a One-time Backup Job\n- Exercise D: Creating a New Backup Job Using the Settings from an Existing Backup\n- Exercise E: Backing up Multiple Servers\n- Exercise F: Backing up System State\n- Exercise G: Working with Backup Methods\n- Exercise H: Adding a Stage to a Backup\nManaging Servers and Jobs\n\n\n- Backup and Restore View\n- Server Groups\n- Tag as Business-Critical\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Creating a Server Group\n- Exercise B: Viewing Server Details\n- Exercise C: Tagging a Resource as Business-critical and Backing it up\n- Exercise D: Tagging a Resource as Business-critical from the Include\/Exclude Window\n- Exercise E: Examining Pre-defined and Custom Reports\n- Exercise F: Viewing Job Log Details\nRestoring Data\n\n\n- Contents of a Backup Set\n- Restore Job Basics\n- Restore Settings\n- Granular Restore Technology (GRT)\n- Restoring Data\n- Online Disaster Recovery\n- Restoring System State\n- Shadow Copy Components\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Viewing the Contents of a Backup Set\n- Exercise B: Restoring Data to the Default Location\n- Exercise C: Restoring Data to an Alternate Location\n- Exercise D: Restoring File and Folder Permissions\n- Exercise E: Restoring Data Using the Search Wizard\n- Exercise F: Restoring Data to a VHD\n- Exercise G: Restoring Data Directly from a Disk\n- Exercise H: Restoring Data from a Tape Backup\n- Exercise I: Restoring a Business-Critical Resource\nWorking with the Database Encryption Key\n\n\n- Backup Exec Database Sensitive Data Components\n- Auto-generated AES-256 Encryption Key\n- Protecting the Database Encryption Key (DEK)\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Viewing the Database Encryption Key\n- Exercise B: Viewing the Database Encryption Key and Attempting to Back it up\n- Exercise C: Exporting the Database Encryption Key\n- Exercise D: Backing Up and Restoring the Database Encryption Key\nSimplified Disaster Recovery\n\n\n- Simplified Disaster Recovery Fundamentals\n- Simplified Disaster Recovery: Backup\n- Installing the SDR Disk Creation Wizard\n- Creating an SDR Disk Image (.iso) file\n- Recovering a Server with SDR\n- Windows Storage Pools and Spaces\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Adding a Server\n- Exercise B: Viewing and Identifying Critical System Devices\n- Exercise C: Creating a Simplified Disaster Recovery Enabled Backup Job\n- Exercise D: Performing a Complete Online Restore of a Computer \u2013 Walkthrough\n- Exercise E: Creating a Simplified Disaster Recovery Disk\n- Exercise F: Recovering appsrv1 Using the SDR Disk\nUpgrading Backup Exec\n\n\n- Basics of Upgrading the Backup Exec Server\n- Standard and Rolling Upgrade \u2013 Backup Exec\n- Agent for Windows Upgrade\n- Migration Report\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Upgrading Veritas Backup Exec\n- Exercise B: Upgrading the Agent for Windows\nCentral Admin Server Feature\n\n\n- Backup Exec CAS: Overview\n- Installing the CAS\n- Installing the Managed Backup Exec Server (MBES)\n- Instant Recovery Jobs in a CAS Environment\n- MBES Settings\n- Backup Jobs: MBES and Server Pools\n- Restoring Files using CAS\n- Copying Configuration to MBES\n- Instant Recovery jobs in a CAS environment\n- MBES Settings\n- Copy Configuration to MBES\n- Upgrading a CAS Environment to Backup Exec 22\n- Renaming CAS and MBES\n- MBES to Standalone\n- Offline Central Admin Server Restore from a Managed Backup Exec Server\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Installing the CAS Feature\n- Exercise B: Converting a Backup Exec Server to a Managed Backup Exec Server\n- Exercise C: Viewing the Settings for a Managed Backup Exec Server\n- Exercise D: Creating a Backup Exec Server Pool\n- Exercise E: Restoring Data from CAS\n- Exercise F: Using Optimized Duplication with the Central Admin Server\n- Exercise G: (Optional) Changing the CAS Storage and Media Data Location for MBES\n- Exercise H: (Optional) Running the Backup Exec Utility for CAS Operations\nDeduplication Feature\n\n\n- Data Deduplication and Open Storage Technology: Fundamentals\n- Deduplication Feature Option\n- Configuring Backup Exec Deduplication Storage\n- Exclusion from Windows Deduplication\n- Deduplication Backup Job\n- Configuring Client-side Deduplication\n- Rehydration\n- Optimized Duplication\n- Protecting the Backup Exec Deduplication Storage\n- Best Practices for the Deduplication Feature\n- OpenStorage devices (Third-party deduplication)\n- OpenDedupe OST Connector\n- OpenDedupe Installation and Configuration\n- Configuring OpenStorage in Backup Exec\n- Upgrading from Backup Exec 21 to Backup Exec 22\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Verifying the Deduplication Feature Installation\n- Exercise B: Creating a Deduplication Storage Folder\n- Exercise C: Creating a Backup Job to Backup Data to the Deduplication Disk Storage (Server-side deduplication)\n- Exercise E: Verifying Data Deduplication\n- Exercise F: Restoring Deduplication Data\n- Exercise G: Creating a Client-side Deduplication Job\nSecurity and Compliance Features\n\n\n- Backup Exec Support for GDPR\n- Backup Exec Support for Ransomware Resilience\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Working with the GDPR Guard Feature\n- Exercise B: Working with the Ransomware Resilience Feature\nRemote Agent, Applications, and Databases\n\n\n- Agent for Windows: Fundamentals\n- Installing the Agent for Windows\n- Managing the Agent for Windows\n- Agent for Applications and Databases: Fundamentals\n- GRT Support for Agent, Applications, and Databases\n- Enabling the Agent for Applications and Databases Feature\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Viewing Backup Exec License Information\n- Exercise B: Installing the Agent for Windows\n- Exercise C: Viewing the Agent for Windows Installation Footprint\n- Exercise D: Backing Up a Remote Windows Computer\n- Exercise E: Restoring Data to a Remote Windows Computer\nProtecting Microsoft Exchange Server\n\n\n- Installing the Backup Exec Agent for Microsoft Exchange\n- Backing up a DAG\n- Exchange Backup Selections\n- Exchange Backup Settings\n- Exchange Preferred Servers Only Backups\n- Restoring Exchange data\n- Redirected Restore Considerations\n- VSS Providers and Exchange Writers\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Viewing the Exchange DAG Configuration\n- Exercise B: Backing Up an Exchange DAG\n- Exercise C: Restoring Exchange Mailbox Items\n- Exercise D: Restoring Exchange Mailbox Items Using Search\n- Exercise E: Performing a Redirected Restore of Exchange Databases and Logs\nProtecting Microsoft SQL Server\n\n\n- Agent for Microsoft SQL Server: Fundamentals\n- Microsoft SQL Backup Selections\n- Backing up a Microsoft SQL Server\n- Restoring a Microsoft SQL Server Database\n- Supported Microsoft SQL Server Features\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Backing up SQL Server System Databases\n- Exercise B: Restoring a SQL Server Database\n- Exercise C: Restoring a SQL Server Database to an Alternate Location\nProtecting Microsoft SharePoint Server\n\n\n- Agent for Microsoft SharePoint: Fundamentals\n- Backing up Microsoft SharePoint\n- Restoring Microsoft SharePoint\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Viewing the SharePoint Site Details\n- Exercise B: Backing Up SharePoint\n- Exercise C: Performing a SharePoint GRT Restore for a Task\n- Exercise D: Performing a SharePoint Redirect Restore for a Document\n- Exercise E: Restoring a Versioned Document\n- Exercise F: Restoring a SharePoint Portal Site\nProtecting Microsoft Active Directory\n\n\n- Agent for Microsoft Active Directory: Fundamentals\n- Traditional Active Directory Restore\n- Active Directory: Granular Recovery Technology\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Backing up Microsoft Active Directory\n- Exercise B: Restoring Active Directory Objects\nProtecting Microsoft 365\n\n\n- Integrated Microsoft 365\n- Support for Backing Up Microsoft 365 Tenant Data\n- Restoring Microsoft 365 Tenant Data\n- Notes And Best Practices For Microsoft 365\nProtecting Virtual Environments \u2013 Part 1\n\n\n- Virtualization technologies\n- Backup Exec virtualization agents\n- Installing Agent for VMware and Hyper-V\n- Backing up virtual machines\n- Restoring virtual machines\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Verifying the Agent for VMware and Hyper-V Installation\n- Exercise B: Connecting to and Viewing the ESX Server Configuration\n- Exercise C: Adding the vCenter Server to Backup Exec\n- Exercise D: Backing up an ESXi Server\n- Exercise E: Restoring a VMware Virtual Machine\nProtecting Virtual Environments \u2013 Part 2\n\n\n- Instant Recovery for Hyper-V and VMware Virtual Machines\n- Performing an Instant Recovery for a Virtual Machine\n- Removing an Instantly Recovered Virtual Machine\n- Instant Cloud Recovery for Hyper-V and VMware\n- Virtual machine Recovery Ready validation\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Performing an Instant Recovery of a Windows Virtual Machine\n- Exercise B: Performing an Instant Recovery of a Non-Windows Virtual Machine\n- Exercise C: Removing Instantly Recovered Virtual Machines\n- Exercise D: Creating a Validate Virtual Machine for a Recovery Job for a Windows Virtual Machine\n- Exercise E: Creating a Validate Virtual Machine for a Recovery Job for a Non-Windows Virtual Machine\n- Exercise F: Working with the Virtual Machine Backups Widget\n- Exercise G: Backing Up a Virtual Machine Skipping PageFile.sys\nPerforming Virtual Machine Conversions\n\n\n- Conversion to virtual machine: Fundamentals\n- Backup and then convert workflow\n- Backup and simultaneously convert workflow\n- Convert to a virtual machine from a point-in-time\n- One-time Convert to virtual machine\n- Virtual conversion options\n- Conversion considerations\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Performing a Backup and then a Virtual Conversion\nAgent for Linux and UNIX\n\n\n- Agent for Linux and UNIX\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Installing the Agent for Linux\n- Exercise B: Backing up a Linux Server\n- Exercise C: Restoring Data to Linux Computers\n- Exercise D: Restoring Data to an Alternate Location\n- Exercise E: Configuration Options for Linux Computers\nAgent for Oracle\n\n\n- Agent for Oracle on Windows or Linux Servers\n- Installing the Oracle Agent on Windows or Linux Servers\n- Configuring the Oracle Agent on Windows or Linux Servers\n- Authenticating Credentials on the Backup Exec Server\n- Backing up Oracle Databases\n- Restoring Oracle Databases\n- Best Practices for Backup Exec Agent for Oracle on Windows and Linux Servers\nLabs\n\n\n- Exercise A: Verifying the Backup Exec Remote Agent (RALUS) Installation on the Linux Server\n- Exercise B: Configuring the Oracle Agent on the Linux Server\n- Exercise C: Performing Oracle Database Backup\n- Exercise D: Restoring Data\n- Exercise E: Performing a DBA-Initiated Backup Job\n- Exercise F: Installing and Configuring Backup Exec Remote Media Agent (RMAL) on the Linux Server","comments_plain":"Dieser Text wurde automatisiert \u00fcbersetzt. Um den englischen Originaltext anzuzeigen, klicken Sie bitte hier.","summary_plain":"Der Kurs Veritas Backup Exec 22: Administration ist ein Kurs mit Labor\u00fcbungen. Er richtet sich an Datensicherungsexperten, die mit der Bereitstellung, Konfiguration, Wartung und Verwaltung einer Backup Exec-Umgebung betraut sind.\n\nDer Kurs behandelt Backup Exec-Konzepte, die Sicherung und Wiederherstellung wichtiger Daten, die Konfiguration von Speicherger\u00e4ten und -medien sowie die Arbeit mit verschiedenen Backup Exec-Agenten und -Optionen, die Anwendungen wie Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft SQL, Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Cloud, Oracle und virtuelle Umgebungen sch\u00fctzen.","skill_level":"Beginner","version":"22","duration":{"unit":"d","value":5,"formatted":"5 Tage"},"pricelist":{"List Price":{"AT":{"country":"AT","currency":"EUR","taxrate":20,"price":3250},"SE":{"country":"SE","currency":"EUR","taxrate":25,"price":3250},"DE":{"country":"DE","currency":"EUR","taxrate":19,"price":3250},"CH":{"country":"CH","currency":"CHF","taxrate":8.1,"price":3250}}},"lastchanged":"2025-09-12T09:55:55+02:00","parenturl":"https:\/\/portal.flane.ch\/swisscom\/json-courses","nexturl_course_schedule":"https:\/\/portal.flane.ch\/swisscom\/json-course-schedule\/34098","source_lang":"de","source":"https:\/\/portal.flane.ch\/swisscom\/json-course\/veritas-be22"}}