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Data protection and recovery for Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007

Author:
Bruno Lanceleaux and the Office SharePoint Server 2007 Product Team
Date published:
October 2007
Updated:
July 2009
Summary:
This paper describes content recovery, site recovery, and disaster recovery strategies for Office SharePoint Server 2007 deployments.
Acknowledgments
The Microsoft OfficeSharePoint Server Content Publishing team thanks the following technical reviewers on this paper:
• Ivan Wilson, SharePoint MVP, http://guru-web.blogspot.com/
• Ben Curry, SharePoint MVP, http://mindsharpblogs.com/Ben/
• Bob Fox, SharePoint MVP, http://bobfox.securespsite.com/FoxBlog/default.aspx
• Joel Oleson, http://www.sharepointjoel.com/default.aspx
• Gabe Bratton,SharePoint Supportability Program Manager, Microsoft
• Samer Sawaya, Program Manager, Microsoft
• Nakul Joshi, Senior Consultant, Microsoft India
• Steve Peschka, Lead Architect, Microsoft
• Troy Starr, Tester, Microsoft
• Patrick Simek, Developer, Microsoft
• Scott St. Jean, Program Manager, Microsoft SharePoint Online

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Table of Contents

Executive summary 1

Levels of datarecovery in Office SharePoint Server 2007 1
Solutions for data recovery 1

Content recovery 2
Versioning 2
Recycle Bin 3

Site recovery 4
Office SharePoint Designer 2007 6
Microsoft IT Site Delete Capture feature 1.0 (Web Delete event) 6
SQL Server database snapshots 7

Disaster recovery 7
Office SharePoint Server components 7
Binary files 8
Configurations 8
Customizations 10Content 11
Microsoft tools for backing up and recovering Office SharePoint Server 11
Office SharePoint Server built-in backup and recovery tools 13
SQL Server backup and recovery 16
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 17
Windows Server Backup 18
Components and backup tools 18
Planning your disaster recovery strategy 22
Determine likely recovery scenarios 22
Recommended backupstandards 22
Recommended recovery environment 24

How to perform content recovery, site recovery, and disaster recovery tasks 24
Content recovery 24
Versioning 24
Recycle Bin 25
Site recovery 27
Use Office SharePoint Designer 2007 to back up a Web site 27
Use Office SharePoint Designer 2007 to restore a Web site 28
Use Microsoft IT Site Delete Capture 1.0 to capture and restore...