SharePoint Disaster Backup

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Steps to make a disaster back up:
  • Record which Web applications are associated with the SSPs
·         Perform a full back up of the SSPs.
·         Completely stop the farm by stopping the services associated with Office SharePoint Server 2007 and by stopping Internet Information Services (IIS).
·         Back up the following databases by using SQL Server 2005 tools:
o        Content databases
o        Central Administration content database
o        Configuration database
o        Windows SharePoint Services Help Search database
o        Back Up the SQL Server logins, fixed server roles, fixed database roles, and permissions for these databases
o        Backup System Databases
·         Start all services again
·         Back up a farm by using Central Administration (Office SharePoint Server 2007 or using STSADM command.
·         Backup the IIS Metabase
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/cc706954.aspx
and document SSL Certificate, Host Header, IP address binding
 Backup C:\WINNT\assembly
  • Backup  %SYSTEMDRIVE%\%COMMONPROGRAMFILES% \Microsoft Shared\Web server extensions\12.0
  • Backup C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wss\Virtual Directories\...
  • Backup %SYSTEMDRIVE%\%COMMONPROGRAMFILES% \Microsoft Shared\Microsoft Office 12 Single Sign-on

The following needs to be documented
·         Application pool settings.
·         External service connection settings.
·         Alternate access mapping settings.
·         E-mail settings.
·         Recycle Bin settings and other Web application general settings.
·         A/V settings.
·         Usage analysis processing settings.
·         Diagnostic logging settings.
·         Content deployment settings.
·         Timer job settings.
·         HTML viewer settings.
·         Database names and locations.
·         Web application names and databases. Be sure to document the content database names associated with each Web application.
·         Activated features.
·         Default quota templates.

·         Blocked file types

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