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■ Create Recovery Point Use this activity to create a recovery point for a specific data
source.
■ Get Data Source

Use this activity to determine information about available data

sources.
■ Get Recovery Point Use this activity to determine which recovery points exist for a
specific protected data source.
■ Get DPM Server Capacity Use this activity to determine a DPM server's capacity.
■ Protect Data Source Use this activity to put a data source into protection. Use the
Get Data Source activity to determine the identity of eligible data sources.
■ Recover Sharepoint Use this activity to recover Sharepoint data.
■ Recover SQL Use this activity to recover SQL data.
■ Recover VM Use this activity to recover a protected virtual machine.
■ Run DPM PowerShell Script Use this activity to run a DPM PowerShell script. You
can use the information returned from this script in the Orchestrator runbook.

MORE INFO DPM INTEGRATION PACK

You can learn more about the DPM integration pack at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/
library/hh830694.aspx .

EXAM TIP
Remember what steps you need to take to configure a DPM server so that it can write
protected data to Microsoft Azure.

Thought experiment
Data protection at Contoso
Y ou are in the process of planning data protection infrastructure for Contoso's
private cloud deployment. You are researching how you will deploy and configure
System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager. As part of your planning, you
want to know what steps you should take after deploying the DPM server before
you can create protection groups. You're also interested in moving data to the
cloud or another offsite location.

1. What steps do you need to take before adding virtualization hosts to DPM pro-
tection groups?

2. What steps could you take to ensure protected data is stored offsite?