Backup and restoration worksheets for Lync Server 2013

Artikkeli
07/23/2014

Topic Last Modified: 2013-02-18

The backup and restoration plan for your organization should contain details about how and when you back up data and settings. You can use the worksheets presented here to help you document this information for your specific deployment and for your organization's backup and restoration requirements.

Use the following worksheets to record the information that you need to back up and restore database, File Store, and settings information for a Lync Server pool or Standard Edition server. Keep one or more copies of these worksheets in a secure location so that they are readily accessible if you need to restore Lync Server.

Note

The worksheets in this section cover only the information that is required to restore the data and settings of Lync Server databases and servers. If you need to document other restoration information, such as the information for reinstalling operating systems and other software, use your organization's deployment plans and backup and restoration plans to address those requirements.

Database Backup and Restoration Worksheet

Use the following table to record the information that you need to back up and restore Lync Server databases.

Database Information for Backup and Restoration

Database	Database backup tool	Backup set
Rtc database on Back End Server for user data	Export-CsUserData cmdlet	Name: Expiration:
LcsLog (default name) database on Archiving database server	SQL Server management tool	Name: Expiration:
LcsCdr database on Monitoring database server for call detail records (CDRs)	SQL Server management tool	Name: Expiration:
QoEMetrics database on Monitoring database server for Quality of Experience (QoE) data	SQL Server management tool	Name: Expiration:
Persistent Chat Database	SQL Server management tool or Export-CsPersistentChatData cmdlet	Name: Expiration:

No backup or restoration is required of the following databases:

Rtcdyn. The transient user data in this database is not necessary for restoration of service.
Rtcab. The Address Book database is automatically recreated from the Global Address List (GAL) in Active Directory Domain Services.
Rgsdyn. The transient Response Group service data in this database is not necessary for restoration of service.
Cpsdyn. The dynamic information for the Call Park application is not necessary for restoration of service.
MgcComp. The compliance database for Persistent Chat is not necessary for restoration of service.

File Store Backup and Restoration Worksheet

Use the following table to record the information that you need to back up and restore the File Stores. File Stores contain data such as meeting content metadata, meeting compliance logs, update logs for device updates, and audio files for the Response Group, Call Park, and Announcement applications.

File Store Information for Backup and Restoration

Content	Server name (FQDN)	Backup schedule	File system backup tool	File share to be backed up *	Backup destination	Notes
Lync Server File Store			Standard backup tool, such as Robocopy	On file server for Enterprise Edition. On Standard Edition by default, for Standard Edition deployment. Typically, one per site.		Files named Meeting.Active should not be backed up. These files are in use and are locked while a meeting takes place.

Settings Backup and Restoration Worksheet

Use the following table to record the information that you need to back up and restore settings.

Settings Information for Backup and Restoration

Database	Server name (FQDN)	Backup schedule	Backup tool	Configuration file (.xml) name	Backup location	Notes
Xds database in Central Management store for topology configuration (global)			Export-CsConfiguration cmdlet
Lis database in Central Management store for E9-1-1 location information (global)			Export-CsLisConfiguration cmdlet
RgsConfig database on Back End Server for Response Group configuration (pool)			Export-CsRgsConfiguration cmdlet

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