2006 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.

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Data Protector
Overview And
Architecture
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direct backup
-- efficient server-less data movement
drive and library mgmt
-- scalable device and library mgmt
on-line backup
-- 24x7 application-aware backup
instant recovery
-- disk-based recovery
zero downtime backup
-- disk array integration for zero-impact
Data Protector starter pack
-- data protection & media mgmt
backup to disk
-- restore from disk and migrate to tape
media operations
-- removable media management
What is it?
Software that provides automated data
protection for businesses with 24x7
availability needs.
What does it do?
Data Protection: copies data onto a
secondary storage device, including disk or
tape, so that in case of a disaster, data can
be easily recovered.
Media management: easily manages the
library catalogues to keep track of all media
and copies of data for fast recovery.
Most important features:
Automated backups that scale from small
workgroups to multi-site, heterogeneous
SAN & NAS environments with hundreds or
thousands of servers.
Fully-integrated Zero-Downtime backup
with Instant-Recovery for HP StorageWorks
XP and EVA.
High performance backup to disk with
object level replication/migration to tape(s)

It's been the industrys only application for fully automated, fully integrated zero-downtime backup and instant recovery for over 5 years.
And now HP OpenView Storage Data Protector offers even more!
HP OpenView Storage Data Protector
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HP Data Protector 6.0 Highlights
Backup to disk enhancements
Synthetic Full
Incremental Forever
Space efficient Virtual Full
Cell Manager for Linux
Integrations enhancements
VSS/VDS based Exchange ZDB/IR
MS Data Protection Manager,
MS SharePoint Portal Server
Oracle 10g, DataGuard
Miscellaneous
Secure Shell support for installation (UX)
Multiple flexible free pools
Mail notification with SMTP Server
Native 64-bit agents (AMD x64, Intel EM64T, IA-64)
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Managed Environment
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network backup
management
tape
media
host
disk
host
direct-attached backup
management
media
host disk
host
application
server
tape
EVA snapshot backup
XP split-mirror backup
P
S S S
Backup Models
Application Server
Backup Server
Application Server
Backup Server
SAN
SCSI
NDMP
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Backup and Replication Methods
Possibilities:
Backup to Virtual Libraries
Advanced Backup to Disk
Backup to File Devices
Backup Mirroring
Synthetic Full Backup
Virtual Full Backup
Media Copy
Object Copy
Media Consolidation


Combinations:
Disk -> Tape (D2T)
Disk -> Disk (D2D)
Disk -> Disk -> (D2D2T)
Disk -> Disk + Tape (D2D+T)
Disk -> Disk -> Disk + Tape
Tape -> Tape
Tape -> Tapes
Tapes -> Tape
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Split-Mirror Backup Concept (ZDB/IR)
P
P primary LDEV
M mirror copy (MU0-2)
True online backup for
integrated applications
Split mirrors may used for
instant recovery or resynced
No performance impact on
applications during backup
Mirror synchronization before
or after backup
Automatic mirror rotation
API based integration
Backup host
Application host
M M
XP
M
0 2 1
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Snapshot Backup Concept (ZDB/IR)
P
P
P primary LUN
S snapshot / snapclone
Similar to split-mirror backups
Snapshots get created on the fly
or are reused
Backup host processes the data
Snapshot information is stored in
Instant Recovery database for VA
and EVA
API/SMI-S provider based
integration
Backup host
Application host
S S
VA
EVA
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Hp Openview Building Integration
Operations
Data Protector
data backup
data recovery
Storage Area
Manager
Media Operations

systems
management
GlancePlus
Performance
Reporter
Web Transaction
Observer
Internet Services

performance
management
SMART Plug-Ins:
Apps, DBs
Web/App
Servers
Mgmt Server
Managed Nodes
application
management
Internet Services
Service Desk
Internet Usage
Manager
Service Reporter
WebQoS
Service Info. Portal
service
management
network
management
Network Node
Manager
Customer Views
PolicyXpert
Internet Services
Desktop Servers Network Access Databases
Network
Applications
Managing Distributed UNIX and Windows Environments, End-to-End
OpenView Enterprise Console
OpenView Operations:
Event and Problem Management
Network, Systems, Application and Database Management
Service Level Management
Management
Repository
~200 Openview Partner Solutions
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Cell Concept
Backup domain
Logical organization of systems
Can match your organization
Heterogeneous system support
Independent but can be centrally
managed
cell
cell
cell
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Data Protector Architecture
manager of
managers
GUI
distributed
GUI
OpenView
SPI
cell
manager
cell
client
cell
client
Java GUI
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Client-Server Modules
disk agent
(DA)
cell console
(CC)
cell manager
(CM)
media agent
(MA)
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Platform Support, DP 6.0
Disk Agent:
HP-UX 11.X
HP OpenVMS
HP Tru64 Unix
HP MPE/iX
Win ME, XP Pro/HE
Windows 2000/2003
Sun Solaris
IBM AIX
Linux Redhat/SuSe/Caldera
Linux United/Debian
Novell NetWare
SGI IRIX
SCO OpenServer
SCO Unixware
SNI SINIX
Additional platforms via NFS / shared disk (CIFS)

Cell Manager:
HP-UX (PA, IA-64)
Windows (32-bit)
Windows (64-bit)
Linux (SLES 9, RHEL4
Solaris
Media Agent (with robotic):
Windows 2000/2003, XP
HP-UX (PA, IA-64)
HP Tru64
HP MPE/iX
Linux Redhat/SuSE/Debian/United
Novell NetWare
Sun Solaris
Media Agent (without robotic):
IBM AIX
SCO OpenServer
SNI Sinix
Application (Integration) Agents
Oracle/Oracle Data Guard
SAP R/3
SAPDB
Informix
IBM DB2 UDB
Sybase
MS SQL Server
MS Exchange Server
MS Exchange SMB
MS VSS
MS DPM
Baan IV on Oracle, Informix
Lotus Domino
GUI:
HP-UX (PA, IA-64)
Windows XP, 2000/2003
Linux
Solaris 8
All platforms subject to change, see platform support documentation
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Cell Manager
HP-UX, Windows, Linux, Solaris

Manually installed

Provides:
Internal database
Session managers
Scheduler
Cell Console and agents
Installation server (optional)
Cell Services (daemons)
manage services with:
omnisv stop
omnisv start
omnisv status

Cell Manager
CRS
RDS
MMD
Session Managers
Daemons
(Services)
Disk, Media and Integration
Agents
Cell Console
(user interfaces)
MA
DA DA
IDB
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Internal Database Size Limits
700 Million File Names Unix (est.)
450 Million File Names on Windows (est.)
(32 GB maximum filenames)
40,000 Media per pool
500,000 Media
1,000,000 Sessions (max 2,000 per day)
100 parallel backup sessions (UX, 60 Win)
File Versions (10x # of file names)
50 directories (containing binary files)
4 GB per directory
10,000 files per directory (2GB per file)
DCBF
MMDB
CDB
200GB
32GB
20-50MB
1-50 stores
1 DCBF by default
2GB by default
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Capacity Planning Spreadsheet
Describe
environment
Estimate of
IDB
capacity
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Cell Console (User Interface)
HP-UX, Windows, Solaris

Present on all cell managers

Provides:
Graphical user interface
Web reporting java interface
Command-line interface
Full Java interface*

May be further distributed from:
Cell manager
Media

No additional license required

*coming soon
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Disk Agent
May be installed from:
Install server
Media

Installed once per client

Invoked by session manager

Provides disk access
(read/write)

Multi-vendor support

Exchanges data with media
agents

HP-UX
Windows 2000/XP/2003
Linux
Tru64
OpenVMS
HP MPE/iX
Novell Netware
Sun Solaris
IBM AIX
SGI IRIX
SCO Openserver
SCO Unixware
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Media Agent
May be installed from:
Install server
Media

Installed once per client

Invoked by session manager

Provides media access

Multi-vendor support.

Exchanges data with disk agents
HP-UX
Windows/2000/XP/2003
Linux
HP Tru64
HP OpenVMS
Novell Netware
NDMP
Sun Solaris

IBM AIX
SNI SINIX
SCO OpenServer
HP VLS 6000
HP SSL
HP MSL
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Integration Agent
Distributed by install server

Database and application
integrations

Integrates with vendors
API/ backup and restore tools

Invoked by session manager

Executed during backup and
restore of databases

Works with disk and media agents

Multi-vendor support


Database/Application
Integration:

SAP R/3
SAPDB
Oracle
Informix
DB2
Sybase
MS SQL
MS Exchange Server
MS Exchange SMB
MS VolumeShadowService
MS Data Protection Mgr
MS Share Point Portal
Lotus Notes/Domino
Baan IV
Other
Integrations:

StorageWorks EVA, XP, VA
OpenView
ServiceGuard
MS Cluster
EMC
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Installation Server
Manually installed

Repository for agent software

Must be registered with cell
manager

HP-UX, Windows, Linux, and Solaris
platforms

Used separately by UNIX/Linux and
Windows clients

Distributes the installation load

May be shared by multiple cells

Supports SSH on Unix


HP-UX
Linux
Windows
Solaris
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Typical Data Protector Session
crs
bsm
da ma
cell console
media agent client disk agent client
cell manager system
request
connect
control/report
start
data
read/write
tcp/ip 5555
IDB
rds
session
catalog
read/write
read/write
tcp/ip 5555
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Cell Manager Directory Structure (UX)
Note: these directories contain the installation server components
/opt/omni
install utilns
man
vendor
/etc/opt/omni/server /var/opt/omni/server
newconfig
db40
databases
acs da
das stk
ma
opc sybase win cc
oracle
sap
informix oracle8
dr
rid
cell
dr
users
integ
rptgroups
datalists
options
devices
schedules
dlgroups
dltemplates
rptschedules
barlists
barschedules
log
tmp
sbin
lbin
bin
java
doc
lib
gui
amo
amoschedules
snmp
mom
omnirc.tmpl
<OMNICONFIG> <OMNIVAR> <OMNIHOME>
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Cell Manager Directory Tree (Windows)
C:\Program Files\OmniBack
installation
server
repository
(shared)
<OMNICONFIG>
<OMNIVAR>
<OMNIHOME>
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Global Options
Centrally managed
Product defaults (documented)
Customizable
Parsed with each job
global
options
<OMNICONFIG>
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omnirc/.omnirc
Localized Options
Locally managed
Agent parameters
Customizable

copy/modify
omnirc.tmpl
<OMNIHOME>