Home » Dell Manuals » Storage Devices » Dell DR6300 » Manual Viewer

Dell DR6300 Microsoft DPM - Setting Up the DR Series System as a VTL Backup Ta - Page 51

Add More Tape no of Tape, vtl --create_carts --name TEST_VTL_LALA --tapes 10

Get Dell DR6300 PDF manuals and user guides

Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals

Page 51 highlights

2. Select and edit the target VTL container. 3. In the field Add More Tape (no of Tape), enter the number of tapes to add to the VTL container. Alternatively, you can also use the "vtl -create_carts" CLI command for this operation: > vtl --create_carts --name TEST_VTL_LALA --tapes 10 Created 10 cartridges 4. After the VTL media has been added to the target VTL container, Microsoft DPM must now be updated to be able to use said media. Select the VTL and conduct an inventory update. 51 Setting Up the Dell™ DR Series System as a VTL Backup Target on Microsoft® Data Protection Manager | January 2016

Section	Page
1 Executive summary	4
2 Installing and configuring the DR Series system	5
3 Creating and configuring iSCSI target containers for Microsoft DPM	9
3.1 Creating the iSCSI VTL container	9
3.2 Configuring the Microsoft DPM Server – Windows	11
3.3 Installing device drivers for the DR Series system iSCSI VTL	14
3.4 Configuring Microsoft DPM registry settings	16
3.4.1 Adjusting BufferQueueSize, ConnectionNoActivityTimeout, and ConnectionNoActivityTimeoutForNonCCJobs registry settings	17
3.4.2 Adding the TapeSize parameter	18
3.4.3 Adding the Storport key and BusyRetryCount parameter for each tape	19
3.4.4 Disabling TUR	21
3.5 Setting up Microsoft DPM to use the newly created iSCSI VTL	23
4 Performing backup and restore by using the DR Series system VTL	26
5 Restoring from tape	38
6 Setting up the DR Series system cleaner	44
7 Monitoring deduplication, compression, and performance	45
A Managing VTL protocol accounts and credentials	46
A.1 Managing iSCSI account details	46
A.2 VTL default account summary table	47
B Managing VTL media and space usage	48
B.1 General performance guidelines for DMA configuration	48
B.2 VTL space sizing and planning	48
B.3 Logical VTL geometry and media sizing	49
B.4 Media retention and grouping	50
B.5 VTL media count guidelines	50
B.6 Adding VTL media to a VTL container	50
B.7 Space reclamation	52
B.7.1 General guidelines	52

Match case Limit results 1 per page

Setting Up the Dell™ DR Series System as a VTL Backup Target on Microsoft® Data Protection Manager | January

2016

Select and edit the target VTL container.

In the field

Add More Tape (no of Tape)

, enter the number of tapes to add to the VTL container.

Alternatively, you can also use the “vtl –create_carts” CLI command for this operation:

vtl --create_carts --name TEST_VTL_LALA --tapes 10

Created 10 cartridges

After the VTL media has been added to the target VTL container, Microsoft DPM must now be

updated to be able to use said media. Select the VTL and conduct an inventory update.