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Configuring Self Migration from the D2D Web Management Interface - backup system

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Housekeeping monitoring and control 71 Terminology ...71 Tape Offload ...75 Terminology ...75 When is Tape Offload Required?...76 Key performance factors in Tape Offload performance 78 Summary of Best Practices ...78 Appendix A Key reference information 80 D2D Generation 2 products, software 2.1.00 81 D2D Generation 1 products, software 1.1.00 82 Appendix B - Fully Worked Example 83 Hardware and site configuration...83 Backup requirements specification...84 Using the HP StorageWorks Backup sizing tool 85 Configure D2D source devices and replication target configuration 98 Map out the interaction of backup, housekeeping and replication for sources and target 100 Tune the solution using replication windows and housekeeping windows 102 Worked example - backup, replication and housekeeping overlaps 103 Avoiding bad practices...107 Appendix C HP Data Protector Tape Offload - Worked Examples 108 A note on terminology ...108 To perform a simple media copy...110 To perform an interactive object copy, VTL 111 To perform an interactive object copy, D2D NAS share 114 Appendix D Making use of improved D2D performance in 2.1.01 and 1.1.01 software 116 Overview ...116 Replication for Virtual Device Migration 117 Self Replication for Virtual Device Migration 119 Replication device self replication migration 121 Configuring Self Migration from the D2D Web Management Interface 123 Index...129 For more information...131 3

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Housekeeping monitoring and control
..................................................................................................
71
Terminology
..................................................................................................................................
71
Tape Offload
....................................................................................................................................
75
Terminology
..................................................................................................................................
75
When is Tape Offload Required?
.....................................................................................................
76
Key performance factors in Tape Offload performance
.......................................................................
78
Summary of Best Practices
...............................................................................................................
78
Appendix A
Key reference information
................................................................................................
80
D2D Generation 2 products, software 2.1.00
...................................................................................
81
D2D Generation 1 products, software 1.1.00
...................................................................................
82
Appendix B
–
Fully Worked Example
...................................................................................................
83
Hardware and site configuration
......................................................................................................
83
Backup requirements specification
....................................................................................................
84
Using the HP StorageWorks Backup sizing tool
.................................................................................
85
Configure D2D source devices and replication target configuration
.....................................................
98
Map out the interaction of backup, housekeeping and replication for sources and target
......................
100
Tune the solution using replication windows and housekeeping windows
............................................
102
Worked example
–
backup, replication and housekeeping overlaps
..................................................
103
Avoiding bad practices
.................................................................................................................
107
Appendix C
HP Data Protector Tape Offload
–
Worked Examples
........................................................
108
A note on terminology
..................................................................................................................
108
To perform a simple media copy
....................................................................................................
110
To perform an interactive object copy, VTL
......................................................................................
111
To perform an interactive object copy, D2D NAS share
....................................................................
114
Appendix D
Making use of improved D2D performance in 2.1.01 and 1.1.01 software
........................
116
Overview
....................................................................................................................................
116
Replication for Virtual Device Migration
..........................................................................................
117
Self Replication for Virtual Device Migration
....................................................................................
119
Replication device self replication migration
....................................................................................
121
Configuring Self Migration from the D2D Web Management Interface
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123
Index
..............................................................................................................................................
129
For more information
........................................................................................................................
131