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Replication, Compression, About the Schedule and Options

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FILE LOCATION: C:\Users\bruce_wylie\Desktop\Dell Docs\~Sidewinder_Docs_DR4000\FRAME_Conversion_DR4000_AdminGuide\~DR4000_AG_F Replication In the Replication page, you can create a new replication relationship, edit or delete an existing replication relationship, start or stop replication between a replication pair, set the bandwidth (or speed limit) for the replication process, or display statistics for an existing replication relationship. This page displays a summary table that lists: • Local Container Name • Role (with source or target destination for data replication) • Remote Container Name (IP address or hostname) • Peer State (Online, Offline, Paused, and Disconnected) NOTE: When started, the Peer State displays the status as Online for the selected container. When stopped, the Peer State initially displays the status as Paused, and then Offline for the container. • Bandwidth (settings include kilobytes per second, megabytes per second, gigabytes per second, or default, a bandwidth unlimited setting) NOTE: Click Select to identify the replication relationship on which you want to perform an action. For example, click Select  Display Statistics to display the Statistics: Replication page for the container you selected. Compression In the Compression page, you can set or modify the data compression level to use with your data. To set or modify the setting, select the compression level setting from these options: • Fast-provides a shorter backup time that results in less space savings (this is the default setting). • Best-provides the highest space savings that results in the compression execution taking longer to complete. About the Schedule Page and Options In the Schedule page, you can set a new or modify an existing schedule for two very important DR4000 system processes: data replication and disk space reclamation (the latter is referred to as the Cleaner process in this guide). The Schedule page displays the currently configured schedules that perform: DELL CONFIDENTIAL - PRELIMINARY 1/10/12 - FOR PROOF ONLY Setting Up the DR4000 System 27

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Setting Up the DR4000 System
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FILE LOCATION:
C:\Users\bruce_wylie\Desktop\Dell
Docs\~Sidewinder_Docs_DR4000\FRAME_Conversion_DR4000_AdminGuide\~DR4000_AG_F
DELL CONFIDENTIAL – PRELIMINARY 1/10/12 - FOR PROOF ONLY
Replication
In the
Replication
page, you can create a new replication relationship, edit or
delete an existing replication relationship, start or stop replication between a
replication pair, set the bandwidth (or speed limit) for the replication process,
or display statistics for an existing replication relationship.
This page displays a summary table that lists:
•
Local Container Name
•
Role (with source or target destination for data replication)
•
Remote Container Name (IP address or hostname)
•
Peer State (Online, Offline, Paused, and Disconnected)
NOTE:
When started, the
Peer State
displays the status as
Online
for the
selected container. When stopped, the Peer State initially displays the status
as
Paused
, and then
Offline
for the container.
•
Bandwidth (settings include kilobytes per second, megabytes per
second, gigabytes per second, or default, a bandwidth unlimited setting)
NOTE:
Click
Select
to identify the replication relationship on which you want
to perform an action. For example, click
Select
Display Statistics
to display
the
Statistics: Replication
page for the container you selected.
Compression
In the
Compression
page, you can set or modify the data compression level to
use with your data. To set or modify the setting, select the compression level
setting from these options:
•
Fast—provides a shorter backup time that results in less space savings
(this is the default setting).
•
Best—provides the highest space savings that results in the compression
execution taking longer to complete.
About the Schedule Page and Options
In the
Schedule
page, you can set a new or modify an existing schedule for
two very important DR4000 system processes: data replication and disk space
reclamation (the latter is referred to as the Cleaner process in this guide).
The
Schedule
page displays the currently configured schedules that perform: