We don't have DD or any other dedup box . . .but we think about them a lot.
This has been one or our ongoing discussions. Our big database servers that
use rman/tdpo/lanfree.
If we could get enought throughput with straight ethernet or 10g ethernet,
then we could ditch
tdpo/lanfree and use
I've recently been in an environment that went from very old slow low capacity
tape to slightly faster CDL/EDL. (VTL access being the only choice in that
case.)
EMC buying DD put DD on the inside track for doing proof of concepts for things
like replacing TSM/LanFree/EDL with RMAN over NFS
Before submitting such questions, have a look at the mailing list archives
(http://www.mail-archive.com/adsm-l at vm.marist.edu/). Many topics have
been explored in the past.
I did and learned a tiny bit more, but since I have no experience with TSM and
have been asked to research TSM
In my experience, reporting the space usage (cost) of each RMAN instance
is the only way we can force them to expire backups. Even then, it's only
administrative recommendations. As a result, I don't allow Oracle on our
disk-based backups. In our environment, we need to maintain expiration
Trade offsss...
Tdp license tdp cfg / lan free lic lan free cfg... Its just a mount
poing... Let the DBA be the Master of their Own env...
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Richard Rhodes
Sent: Friday, August 27, 2010 10:16 AM
On Aug 27, 2010, at 12:12 PM, tkutil wrote:
Before submitting such questions, have a look at the mailing list archives
(http://www.mail-archive.com/adsm-l at vm.marist.edu/). Many topics have
been explored in the past.
I did and learned a tiny bit more, but since I have no experience
TKutil,
1. VDR is a disk-to-disk inline deduplicated backup solution for and
from VMware.
2. VCB will be discontinued and is not the way forward in the long run.
3. VDR still has many gaps around functionality but in its simplest form
works.
4. VMware has made available Storage API's that will
louw wrote:
TKutil,
1. VDR is a disk-to-disk inline deduplicated backup solution for and
from VMware.
2. VCB will be discontinued and is not the way forward in the long run.
3. VDR still has many gaps around functionality but in its simplest form
works.
4. VMware has made available Storage
Hi,
I've tested it with TSM 6.2 and vSphere 4.0. When doing file-backups of the VM
the vStorage API is used, when doing a FULLVM backup then still VCB is used.
You do not have the need for a client to be installed in the various VM's, just
a proxy node.
Met vriendelijke groet, with kind
Anyone out there using any of the Cybernetics iSAN VTL D2D2T units? It's not
on the TSM supported list under VTL's, but the vender says that's OK since
the models of libraries and drives they emulate are supported.
I have a client that is interested in 2 of these for primary and a recovery
site
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