Dell DR2000v Veeam - Setting up the DR Series System on Veeam - Page 26

Active Full backups, Storage, Deduplication, Enable inline data deduplication, Compression, Level

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Note: Dell recommends that you enable Active Full backups once a week. The active full backup produces a full backup of a VM just as if you are running the backup job for the first time. The active full backup resets the chain of increments: all subsequent increments use the latest active full backup as a new starting point. A previously used full backup file remains on disk until it is automatically deleted according to the backup retention policy. 18. On the Storage tab, do the following: a. Under Deduplication, select Enable inline data deduplication. b. Under Compression, set the Level to None. c. Under Storage optimizations, set Optimization to LOCAL target. Note: For Advanced Settings, between backup performance and deduplication savings, if overall space/storage savings is the focus, Dell recommends that you select the options for all of the backup jobs. Generally, Dell recommends turning off encryption, compression, and deduplication settings. However, with Veeam, Dell recommends that you enable deduplication. Veeam runs deduplication for data block sizes 512 KB or above, and deduplication of these large block sizes does not heavily impact DR Series duplication results. In addition, this reduces network bandwidth utilization when Veeam sends data to the DR Series system, so it benefits the backup practice overall. 26 Setting Up the Dell™ DR Series System on Veeam | April 2016

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Setting Up the Dell
DR Series System on Veeam | April 2016
Note:
Dell recommends that you enable
Active Full backups
once a week. The active full backup
produces a full backup of a VM just as if you are running the backup job for the first time. The active full
backup resets the chain of increments: all subsequent increments use the latest active full backup as a
new starting point. A previously used full backup file remains on disk until it is automatically deleted
according to the backup retention policy.
18.
On the
Storage
tab, do the following:
a.
Under
Deduplication
, select
Enable inline data deduplication
.
b.
Under
Compression
, set the
Level
to
None
.
c.
Under
Storage optimizations
, set
Optimization
to
LOCAL target.
Note
: For Advanced Settings, between backup performance and deduplication savings, if overall
space/storage savings is the focus, Dell recommends that you select the options for all of the backup
jobs.
Generally, Dell recommends turning off encryption, compression, and deduplication settings. However,
with Veeam, Dell recommends that you
enable
deduplication. Veeam runs deduplication for data block
sizes 512 KB or above, and deduplication of these large block sizes does not heavily impact DR Series
duplication results. In addition, this reduces network bandwidth utilization when Veeam sends data to the
DR Series system, so it benefits the backup practice overall.