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May 15th, 2017 07:00

DDBoost and Replication

Dear Experts!

Our customer want to set up the following DD os replication:

- Source: DD with DD Boost license 

- Target: DD without DD Boost license

He want to test the MFR and Mtree replication.The following

questions are arise during this setup:

- Without boost license the the MFR replication is possible?

- Without boost license the the Mtree replication is possible?

- If he doesnt use MFR option is it possbile to get the same files on the target side?

BR:

Pal Szabo

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May 18th, 2017 09:00

- Without boost license the MFR replication is possible? no. MFR is a function of boost and the backup application. both boost and replication licenses needed. - Without boost license the Mtree replication is possible? yes if you have replicator license - If does not use MFR option is it possible to get the same files on the target side? if does not use MFR the only option is MTREE replication.  the difference between the two is with MFR the backup application is aware of the copy and can control it, with MTREE is not cheers, -e

19 Posts

May 15th, 2017 07:00

no, yes, not really

regardless of replication method will also need replicator license.  MFR (file managed replication) is controlled by the backup application and requires boost for backing up to DD and optimized replication between DD.  outside of DD replication can always copy the files via nfs/cifs to somewhere else (though this option will transfer all data in re-hydrated form and not just changed blocks -- so this will not be efficient or practical)

cheers,

-e

202 Posts

May 18th, 2017 05:00

Hi!

I dont understand the first part of the response.

>no, yes, not really

What does it means exactly?

>regardless of replication method will also need replicator license.

Thanks for the info. Customer has a replicator license.


BR: Pal Szabo

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May 18th, 2017 07:00

Pal Szabo wrote:

Hi!

I dont understand the first part of the response.

>no, yes, not really

What does it means exactly?

3 questions - 3 answers.

202 Posts

May 18th, 2017 14:00

Thanks for the detailed info!

BR: Pal

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