Storage Management. Tivoli Storage Manager Next Generation Data Protection and Recovery Richard Vining, Tivoli Storage Product Marketing

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1 Storage Management Tivoli Storage Manager Next Generation Data Protection and Recovery Richard Vining, Tivoli Storage Product Marketing

2 Disclaimer This presentation describes future enhancements to IBM Tivoli Storage Manager family of products All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. Inmation in this presentation does not constitute a commitment to deliver the described enhancements or to do so in a particular timeframe IBM reserves the right to change product plans, features, and delivery schedules according to business needs and requirements

3 Session Abstract As a leader in enterprise data protection Tivoli Storage Manager has been providing protection business critical applications and ensuring rapid recovery, data reliability and integrity in some of the largest datacenters over 15 years. This session will cover: Recent additions to the TSM family to address improved protection and recovery of business-critical Windows and remote office Business Continuity Future improvements to Tivoli Storage Manager to help you contain the tidal wave of data growth

4 Nearly every day, a disaster strikes somewhere in the world

5 Businesses are affected data is lost, operations are disrupted

6 Is your company prepared, everywhere?

7 Can you quickly restore lost data and systems in another location?

8 Higher levels of resilience is needed as data increases More business online More applications and data Increasing cost of inmation unavailability

9 A gap exists between the increasing cost of data availability and the ability to deliver and recover through traditional methods More business online More applications and data Increasing cost of inmation unavailability Ability to deliver availability through traditional methods The widening gap More complex systems More data to restore Requires continuous inmation availability BY DESIGN

10 The impact to a business can be enormous. Downtime ranges from 300 1,200 hours per year, depending on industry 1 In some industries, downtime costs can equal up to 16 percent of revenue 1 For 32 percent of organizations, just four hours of downtime could be severely damaging 2 30 percent of all businesses that have a major fire go out of business within a year. 70 percent fail within five years. (Home Office Computing Magazine) 60 percent of companies that lose their data will shut down within 6 months of the disaster. 50 percent of businesses that found themselves without data management 10 days or more due to a disaster filed bankruptcy immediately. (National Archives & Records Administration in Washington) 1 Infonetics Research, The Costs of Enterprise Downtime: North American Vertical Markets 2005, Rob Dearborn and others, January Continuity Central, Business Continuity Unwrapped, 2006,

11 Understanding where your data lives is the first step in overall data backup management and recovery Databases with customer data servers and libraries Intellectual property Manufacturing specifications Personnel records Financial inmation Distributed inmation in remote and branch offices

12 Prioritizing inmation based on business importance helps to define your data backup system Daily Backup Hourly/Continuous Backup Hourly/Continuous Backup High Wikis Support FAQs Ongoing projects Active meeting sites, etc. Sales leads Customer records, etc. Multiple times/day Document Libraries Weekly Backup Daily Backup Hourly/Continuous Backup Medium Support User Guides Training Manuals Time Sheets Price Sheets Financial Reports Daily sales reports Once/day to multiple times/week Blogs Weekly Backup Weekly Backup Daily Backup Low HR employee guides Personal sites Marketing brochures Sales materials Annual reports Mo. Sales reports Once/Week or less Vacation policies Pre-sales literature Board reports Low Medium High

13 Basic Situation Remote Data is Big and Growing There are more than 4 million remote/branch offices in the U.S. alone, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Many of these offices belong to multinational companies based in other countries. The amount of data in remote offices is increasing with the overall growth in electronic inmation and the requirements longer data retention periods However, the percentage of total corporate data in remote offices is increasing as companies expand operations into new markets and attempt to move closer to their customers, suppliers and partners Result: large enterprises have between 35% and 65% of their data in remote/branch offices (per Gartner, IDC, ESG, Taneja Group, et.al.)

14 Remote Office Data may not be Well-Protected Most remote offices do not have the IT resources and processes in place to provide data center class protection and recovery their digital inmation Backups are permed by non-it personnel that have other jobs; they often get to run the backup, or they do it wrong. If it doesn t get backed up, it can t be restored

15 Tape-Based Backup has its Issues Tape-based systems rely on manual processes that introduce significant risks to data protection and recovery Labeling, loading, unloading, storage, transport, etc. Physically moving tapes off-site disaster recovery also opens the door to data security risks Tapes get lost/stolen on a regular basis Recovering lost data from tape is a painful and often impossible task Usually requires expert IT support, which is costly and time-consuming

16 IBM has the Answer With the introduction of IBM Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack, IBM has the only comprehensive, cost-effective solution protecting and quickly recovering remote office data and maintaining remote operations, following almost any type of data loss: Lost or deleted file or folder Virus attack or corrupted database Disk or server crash Local or regional disaster TSM FastBack integrates easily into central data protection systems such as IBM Tivoli Storage Manager, easily adding remote data to core processes such as archive, retention and compliance Other vendors have to cobble point solutions together to provide the scope of services that IBM Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack provides

17 TSM FastBack Product Family Offerings TSM FastBack Comprehensive data protection solution Disk-based, block-level, incremental-ever technology Near-instant restore of data from any point-in-time, anywhere in the environment Disaster Recovery built in Policy-based selective replication off-site recovery Highly-efficient use of WAN and storage resources TSM FastBack Microsoft Exchange Rapidly recover any object: message, attachment, calendar entry, contact, tasks, notes Near-instant access provides a great tool data mining and unobtrusive testing of production environments TSM FastBack Center Convenient bundle of the 3 components above TSM FastBack Bare Machine Recovery Restore the OS volume on dissimilar hardware in minutes Great tool cost-effective business continuance and server migrations

18 TSM FastBack It s All About Recovery FastBack Mount Opens an Explorer-like view into the FastBack repository Simple drag-and-drop operation Recovers individual files and folders, from any point in time Virtual Recovery Mounts an entire volume to be recovered Select any previous point-in-time (Recovery Point) New volume becomes available within seconds Read-write requests serviced by FastBack Data is restored in the background to target disk Bare Machine Recovery Restore the Operating System volume Any hardware platm (similar, dissimilar, virtual machine)

19 Complementary to TSM and other Tape-Based Solutions Add Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack to your existing data protection infrastructure : Backup consolidation, disaster recovery, business continuity / business resilience all of your locations Dramatically improved Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) Reduce the amount of data at risk to almost zero Dramatically improved Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) Reduce the time to recover from any data loss to seconds Elimination of backup windows 24x7 applications Seamlessly integrates with any Windows backup/archive application

20 Improvements in Backup & Recovery Operations Description Tape TSM FastBack Comments Backup File/Print Server 16 hours 3 minutes Increased frequency from 1/wk to 6/day Backup Server 46 hours 2 minutes Increased frequency from 1/wk to 8/day Recover Individual File 25 minutes 3.5 minutes Recover Individual Impossible 15 minutes Same calendars, contacts, tasks, etc. Restore a File Server Volume hrs min. Restore Volume hrs min. Comparisons of TSM FastBack vs. weekly full backup to tape; results provided by a major customer

21 Solving the Data Recovery Problem What can go wrong? Office staff gets to run the backup, or does it wrong Accidental or malicious deletion of critical files You discover that a critical database has been corrupted (maybe by a virus) the past couple of weeks Current response Pray nothing fails until the next night (or whenever the next backup gets run successfully) Call tape vendor s support desk and have them walk you through loading the right sequence of tapes, and hope you don t over-write any of today s data Good luck; you re going to need to fly in an expert, and you ll be down days Response with Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack Automated, non-disruptive backup occurs during normal business hours in the background Open the FastBack Restore browser and drag & drop the needed files back to where you need them Pick the point-in-time that you want to recover from and initiate a Virtual Restore operation; the entire database will be made available within seconds

22 Solving the Data Recovery Problem What can go wrong? Your boss has lost an important contact or message in his Microsoft Outlook and needs it now The disk in your SQL Server crashes The office is hit by a <insert your favorite disaster here> Current response Tell the boss it can t be done, and start looking another job Tell customers to wait a few hours or days while you try to restore from tape Restart operations from scratch whenever you can get into a (new) facility; suffer lost customers, revenue Response with Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack Initiate FastBack Microsoft Exchange and drag-and-drop whatever e- mail objects you need or send them to a new mailbox Virtual Restore will have you up and running within seconds of putting a new disk on-line Use FastBack Bare Machine Recovery to reconstitute the office s workload in another location, within an hour

23 End-to-End Data Protection and Recovery Management Data Center Tivoli CDP Files: Continuous data protection mobile users FastBack: Block Level Incremental Forever & CDP protection critical servers Tivoli Storage Manager: Industry leading tape support Broad OS platm support, Very large database (VLDB), application protection Superior scalability

24 TSM Fastback - Summary Next-generation data protection and recovery solution Windows servers Comprehensive solution mid-sized companies and remote offices Local backup occurs in the background; no more backup windows Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity Set Recovery Point Objectives on a per-application basis Near-instant recovery of any amount of data Secure selective replication over WAN Integrates easily with Tivoli Storage Manager or other central data management solutions TSM FastBack MS Exchange granular recovery of objects TSM FastBack BMR fast restore of OS volume on dissimilar H/W

25 Questions?

26 Tivoli Storage Manager - Overview

27 Happy Birthday Tivoli Storage Manager!!! Complete Storage Management Backup / Restore Archive / Retrieve Disaster Recovery Space Management Application and database protection Bare Machine Recovery Data Reduction Continuous Data Protection Proven Technology More than 20,000 customers 60% of Fortune 500 companies Tivoli s #1 revenue product Market Leader 16 consecutive quarters of growth faster than the market -- IDC Worldwide Quarterly Storage Software Tracker Firsts To provide support both tape and disk Use a progressive incremental methodology use hierarchical management offline storage IBM product to offer support to Linux Disk to disk backup

28 15 Years of Leading the Way in Data Protection 7/29/93: IBM ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager (ADSM) was launched TSM V4.1: backup mobile systems, LAN-free backup and restore of data using a SAN, and Windows 2000 support Coming Soon Containing the Tidal Wave of Data Growth IBM acquires Tivoli, an Austin, Texas-based startup that provides server monitoring software TSM 5.3: New GUI, improved permance and enhanced application support; a new administrative center significantly reduces management time TSM 5.4: improved application availability, encryption key management and data shredding capabilities ADSM V3.1: enhanced user interfaces, improved permance, server-to-server communications, integration w/ systems management applications Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) V3.7, succeeds ADSM TSM 3.7 introduces LAN-free archive and restore and Storage Area Network (SAN) tape library sharing TSM V5.1.5: adds support both Linux and Windows and is the only known data protection application able to scale across the entire enterprise from laptops to mainframes TSM 5.5: enhancements to data security, Windows application coverage, protection of VMware environments, scalability, permance and ease-of-use TSM V4.2: journal-based backup, LAN-free backup the Backup-Archive, client and SANergy support

29 TSM License Revenue Growth over 10 years: 37% Average Annual Growth Rate TSM Revenue

30 The Tidal Wave of Data PB shipped Data created and copied is expected to grow at 57% CAGR through % is unstructured content, generated largely by , with increasing contribution by documents, images, and video Unstructured Structured Source: Various external consultant reports

31 Just how fast is the data growing? 128 GB/ person The World s total data per person. No Problem I I think I can do this Mr. CIO, we have a problem 24 GB/ person 0.8 GB/ person Source: IDC and internal research, 2008

32 Storage challenges driven by multiple sources Line of Business Demand shorter recover times & greater availability Chief Compliance Officer Ence data retention regulations Legal Officers Security Officers Need quick access to active archived data e-discovery Protect data from loss or theft CFO IT Manager Reduce labor costs Manage explosive growth in storage and IT complexities

33 IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Product Family Application Application Protection Protection TSM TSM Mail Mail TSM TSM Databases Databases TSM TSM Enterprise Enterprise Resource Resource Planning Planning (ERP) (ERP) TSM TSM Microsoft Microsoft SharePoint SharePoint Bare Bare Machine Machine Recovery Recovery TSM TSM System System Backup Backup and and Recovery Recovery (AIX) (AIX) Cristie Cristie Bare Bare Machine Machine Recovery Recovery (reseller) (reseller) Advanced Advanced Replication Replication TSM TSM Advanced Advanced Copy Copy Services Services TSM TSM Copy Copy Services Services Space Space Management, Management, Archiving, Archiving, CDP CDP TSM TSM Space Space Management Management TSM TSM HSM HSM Windows Windows TSM TSM Storage Storage Area Area Networks Networks (SAN) (SAN) System System Storage Storage Archive Archive Manager Manager Continuous Continuous Data Data Protection Protection Files Files TSM TSM Server Server Products Products Tivoli Tivoli Storage Storage Manager Manager Backup/Recovery Backup/Recovery Archive/Retrieve Archive/Retrieve TSM TSM Extended Extended Edition Edition (Basic (Basic plus..) plus..) Tivoli Tivoli Disaster Disaster Recovery Recovery Manager Manager (DRM) (DRM) Backup Backup via via NDMP NDMP NAS NAS Large Large Libraries Libraries (additional (additional tape tape support) support) TSM TSM FastBack FastBack Products Products TSM TSM FastBack FastBack TSM TSM FastBack FastBack MS MS Exchange Exchange TSM TSM FastBack FastBack BMR BMR TSM TSM FastBack FastBack Center Center z/os z/os TSM TSM z/os z/os TSM TSM EE EE z/os z/os TSM TSM z/os z/os Data Data Retention Retention TSM TSM z/os z/os Mail Mail

34 Data Protection Ensure data and business continuity in a cost effective manner. Goals Backup and protect critical applications and files to to enable quick and automatic data recovery Set data protection policies that align with data availability service levels of of the applications Include data recovery analysis in in a comprehensive disaster recovery plan Store backup copies in in a hierarchy of of lower-cost storage Easily manage backup and recovery across disk and tape from a single point of of control IBM solutions Tivoli Storage Manager family Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack Tivoli Continuous Data Protection Files Application Protection WAN LAN SAN Hierarchical Storage Management Disaster Recovery

35 IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Architecture Administration User Interface WEB Local Area Network Log Database Servers, Clients, Application systems Storage Area Network Storage Repository TSM Clients TSM Server TSM Stgpools

36 Core Capabilities of TSM Relational Database Progressive Incremental Backup Policy Management Storage Hierarchy Tape Reclamation Collocation

37 Relational Database Even IF something happens to TSM, it can be recovered quickly and easily Features Contents: policy inmation, logging, authentication and security, media management, and object inventory Tracks every file, every version, which client it belongs to, and where it resides in storage Database and recovery log can be mirrored availability and provide automatic alternate volume switching Mirror - eliminates the single point of failure Automatic volume switching after a media failure. Allows point in time recovery of the TSM Database - can roll database logs to recover to a point in time Dynamically expands or contracts Self managing Benefits Robust, Scalable, Available. DB enables advanced features Ensures data integrity

38 Progressive Incremental Backup Features ONLY new or changed files backed up NO redundant backups Benefits Requires less storage space, less network bandwidth and less time Restores don t require the same file to be restored multiple times NO wasteful weekly full backups and their dependent incremental/differential Shorter backup windows Data tracked at file level Fast accurate restores Accurate restores

39 Policy Management Policy Domain 1 Backup Policy Archive Policy HSM Policy TSM Server Policy Domain 2 Backup Policy Archive Policy HSM Policy DB Disk pools Optical pools Tape pools Centrally defined polices What data? Where to store it? How long to keep it? Domain 2 Domain 1 File-Level granularity Changes retroactively applied to already backed up data

40 Storage Hierarchy TSM Server Storage pool virtualization Parallel backup of multiple clients Mixed retention on same tape Optimized restore management based on location of data in hierarchy Fast, direct restore from disk to client Scheduled migrations Automatic migration to new tape technology Automatic migration to tape outside of backup window DB Disk pools Optical pools Tape pools

41 Tape Reclamation Better utilizes tapes, thus, saving money Tape utilization constantly monitored User-defined reclamation threshold When free space reaches threshold Tape is mounted Valid data moved to another tape Original tape is returned to the scratch pool Can be scheduled to occur at specified times + = 100% 25 % full 70 % + full = 95 % full

42 Collocation Service Management World Tour Reduces tape mounts on restore, thus, expediting restores Stacks all data a client, filesystem or group of clients onto the same tape or group of tapes Disk Pool B A C B A C B B A Hi Threshold Lo Threshold Migration A Client A Tape Pool Client A Client B Client C A A A B B B C C C B B C Client B Client C

43 Archive / Retrieve Features Long-term storage Point in time copy Benefits Records Retention Speed file-server recovery times by moving file archive copies to a hierarchy of lower-cost storage recover only active data Retention period Archive TSM Client Reduce backup times and resource usage by focusing on active files only TSM Server DB Retrieve Move archived files to a hierarchy of lower-cost storage Index archive files with descriptive metadata to aid administrators in locating historical inmation

44 Database and Application Protection TSM Server DB Features Backup Restore TSM Microsoft SharePoint TSM Mail (Lotus Domino, MS Exchange) TSM Databases (Oracle, MS SQL) TSM Enterprise Resource Planning (SAP/R3) Support Inmix and DB2 built in to TSM Basic Edition DB TSM Client Benefits Online (hot) backup No downtime critical applications 24x7 application availability can be guaranteed Incremental backup Minimize data to store and maintain Faster backups Data integrity Guaranteed by the use of certified application APIs All required files automatically backed up consistently Automation & Scheduling No shutdown required Automated restore of consistently backed up files No customized scripts and manual interaction

45 Tivoli Storage Manager s Bare Machine Recovery Features Brings Brings back back system system to to state state of of last last backup backup Recovers Recovers all all the the OS OS changes changes and and customizations customizations Streamlines and and automates the the OS OS recovery process Eliminates Eliminates the the need need highly highly skilled skilled professionals professionals to to manually manually reinstall reinstall hardware, hardware, network, network, patches patches Speeds Speeds up up the the recovery recovery time time Integrates bare bare machine backups directly directly to to Tivoli Tivoli Storage Manager server server Platm Coverage Tivoli Storage Manager System Backup and Recovery Tivoli Storage Manager s V5.3 ASR Cristie Bare Machine Recovery V4.3 AIX 4.3.X, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 Windows XP, Windows 2003 Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Sun, Linux, HP Benefits Ensure Ensure business continuity Restore Restore systems systems back back to to original original state state rapidly, rapidly, theree, theree, getting getting business business back back up up and and running running faster faster Reduce administrative costs costs Enable Enable less less technical technical people people to to run run the the recovery, recovery, because because all all the the critical critical networking, networking, patches, patches, device device driver driver inmation inmation will will automatically automatically be be brought brought back back Maximize current current hardware investment By By integrating integrating with with TSM, TSM, there there is is no no additional additional hardware hardware needed needed to to support support the the bare bare machine machine recovery recovery

46 Tivoli Storage Space Management Tivoli Storage HSM Windows TSM Server DB Migrate Recall Features Migrates inactive data data Transparent recall recall Policy Policy managed Integrated with with backup backup TSM Client Efficient Use Use of of Storage Benefits Improve response times times of of file file servers servers by by offloadinloading inactive data data off- Move Move low-activity or or inactive files files to to a hierarchy of of lower-cost storage storage Use Use existing storage storage assets assets more more efficiently Reduce backup backup times times and and resource usage usage by by focusing on on active active files files only only Eliminate manual manual file file system system clean-up activities

47 Tivoli Storage Manager New improvements coming soon

48 Introducing Improvements to Tivoli Storage Manager New enhancements to Tivoli Storage Manager will keep IBM on the leading edge of enterprise-class data protection and recovery management, staying ahead of the ever-increasing growth in digital inmation. This major improvement will address this challenge though greatly improved scalability, new integrated data reduction technologies and next-generation reporting and monitoring capabilities.

49 Containing the Tidal Wave of Data Growth

50 Containing the Tidal Wave: Scalability Tivoli Storage Manager continues to lead the way in enterprise-class scalability, permance and availability Next generation capabilities via a new internal relational database, leveraging DB2 technology, resulting in: Improved scalability through more concurrent operations, ability to store more objects and manage more data, and a larger maximum database size. Improved availability via on-line, automated reorganization of object database, plus real-time database integrity validation. Improved permance with the potential faster backups and restores. Reduction in the number of TSM servers needed across the enterprise.

51 Containing the Tidal Wave: Data Reduction Integrated Data De-Duplication Slows the pace of data growth via elimination of redundant files and subfiles Improved recovery times as much more data can be stored on disk Operates as a post-process / no impact on backup permance

52 Containing the Tidal Wave: Management New, next-generation reporting and monitoring capabilities Dramatically increased control and management of the data protection environment. Operational and historical reporting built on open source Eclipse Business Intelligence Reporting Tools (BIRT) and Tivoli Common Reporting technology. Wide range of pre-configured out-of-the-box reports. Fully customizable. Near real-time monitoring via a customizable graphical user interface.

53 Customer Benefits: Scalability Improvements New Integrated IBM DB2 database technology Double the internal database size (from 512GB to 1TB minimum) Protect and manage twice* as many objects on a single TSM server 9x increase in the size of the internal database Recovery Log Enables an increase* in the number of concurrent operations (backup jobs) from a greater number of clients, or an increase in the size of existing backup jobs, or a combination of both Integrated data de-duplication (in TSM Extended Edition only) 10x increase* in the amount of data available recovery from disk More data on disk = faster recovery time, as compared to data on tape Post-process does not impact backup operations; automated space reclamation Support very large HSM-managed file systems The Tivoli Storage Manager Backup-Archive client can do a full incremental backup of file systems containing 100,000,000 files or more* Enhanced ability to scale across multiprocessor systems * Results will vary depending on user s environment, type of data, expiration policies, data change rates, etc.

54 Customer Benefits: Permance Improvements Improvement in backup and restore processing 50% or greater* improvement in throughput Reduces backup windows and/or increases the workload being managed Reduces recovery times Addition of Active Data Pools to Disaster Recovery Manager (DRM) in Tivoli Storage Manager Extended Edition Improved Recovery Point Objectives DR planning, using active backup data Track, manage and recycle active-data pools as required by operational policies New granular expiration process and parallel process execution Fine-tune expiration policies by specific client nodes, node groups, or nodes belonging to a specified domain 50% improvement* in expiration throughput using a standard workload vs. TSM 5.5 * Results will vary depending on user s environment, type of data, expiration policies, data change rates, etc.

55 Customer Benefits: Availability Improvements Enhanced database administration through the Tivoli Storage Manager user interface (UI) and through the exploitation of autonomic computing concepts (such as self-tuning) that includes: No specialized database administration skills are required A self-tuning database buffer pool Online database reorganization Enables changes and tuning of the database while the system remains operational Run-time Data Validity Checks Checks the validity of data as it is being written to the database Errors are immediately detected and corrected The need to take the Tivoli Storage Manager server "offline" repair actions are virtually eliminated * Results will vary depending on user s environment, type of data, expiration policies, data change rates, etc.

56 Customer Benefits: Management Improvements Increased visibility into, and control of, the data protection environment A new customizable end-user "dashboard" delivers graphical representation and monitoring of trends and current status Storage administrators can generate reports in multiple mats such as HTML, Adobe portable document mat (PDF), and comma-separated values (CSV) Based on open source Eclipse Business Intelligence Reporting Tools (BIRT); administrators can define their own customized reports TSM V6.1 monitoring and reporting integrates with other IBM Tivoli products to deliver a consolidated view into not only the data protection environment but the broader IT environment Admin Center efficiency improvements Installs in half the time* Takes less disk space (400MB vs. 810MB) and Memory (300MB vs. 510MB) Backup Sets and Client Node enhancements All backup sets and client nodes are displayed in a single portlet Advanced search and filter capabilities make it easier to find specific inmation * Results will vary depending on user s environment, type of data, expiration policies, data change rates, etc.

57 Additional Improvements across the Portfolio A broad set of enhancements have been added to help customers achieve increasingly demanding recovery point objectives, recovery time objectives and business continuity requirements, such as: Improved permance with IBM nseries and NetApp network attached storage devices via faster incremental backups and creation of disk images disaster recovery Disaster recovery support VMware Consolidated Backup environments via support full image backups of virtual machines More granular support Microsoft Windows environments with individual object recovery of Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory components. Examples of this granular support are recovery of an individual user that may have been accidentally deleted from the Active Directory, and recovery of an individual Exchange mailbox

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