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Gary_Reardon
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July 11th, 2011 10:00
The SourceOne Migration process writes a brand new copy of the data to a new Centera Pool.
The architecture and data format has changed enough that this is required.
SourceOne has a Centera API built in and doesn't require DiskXtender.
Compliance+ Edition of Centera is Infinite Retention and can only possibly be deleted through EMC.
probbins21
3 Posts
July 11th, 2011 11:00
Appreciate the quick response.
Right, I have raised the issue before, basically when the Centera is in
CE+ mode then, you have to double up on storage. And then after the
conversion how do I manage the old data that still hasnt reached its
expiration date?
Patrick Robbins IT Advisor | American Century Investments | Tel:
816-340-7738 | Fax: 816-340-4206 | 4500 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64111
From: Gary Reardon
To: Patrick Robbins
Date: 07/11/2011 12:56 PM
Subject: New message: "Emailxtender
upgrade to Source One with Centera in CE+ Mode"
EMC Community Network
Emailxtender upgrade to Source One with Centera in CE+ Mode
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The SourceOne Migration process writes a brand new copy of the data to a
new Centera Pool.
Compliance+ Edition of Centera is Infinite Retention and can only possibly
be deleted through EMC.
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July 11th, 2011 12:00
You can't delete or manage the old data in the CE+ Mode.
1) You can forget about it since it will be in the new SourceOne Archive and lose the space.
2) You can request that EMC Delete the data from that Pool (Hopefully it's in its own pool) and go through the procedure to do so.
July 11th, 2011 14:00
So if you had a subpoena and the data wasnt rolling off and you do have it
(no matter how hard it might be for you search), wouldnt you be obligated
to produce it or face penalties?
Somehow losing half the space on my centera because of a forced upgrade to
a product and EMC not stepping forward to help with it doesnt seem right.
The data is in a pool by itself, the delete though is really a reset of
the entire device in CE+ mode and the write back the pools you need to
keep, of course that works well only if you have a replicated pair, we
happen to have that.
Date: 07/11/2011 02:17 PM
1) You can forget about it since it will be in the new
SourceOne Archive and lose the space.
2) You can request that EMC Delete the data from that Pool
(Hopefully it's in its own pool) and go through the procedure to do so.
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Gary_Reardon
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272 Posts
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July 11th, 2011 10:00
The SourceOne Migration process writes a brand new copy of the data to a new Centera Pool.
The architecture and data format has changed enough that this is required.
SourceOne has a Centera API built in and doesn't require DiskXtender.
Compliance+ Edition of Centera is Infinite Retention and can only possibly be deleted through EMC.
probbins21
3 Posts
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July 11th, 2011 11:00
Appreciate the quick response.
Right, I have raised the issue before, basically when the Centera is in
CE+ mode then, you have to double up on storage. And then after the
conversion how do I manage the old data that still hasnt reached its
expiration date?
Patrick Robbins IT Advisor | American Century Investments | Tel:
816-340-7738 | Fax: 816-340-4206 | 4500 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64111
From: Gary Reardon
To: Patrick Robbins
Date: 07/11/2011 12:56 PM
Subject: New message: "Emailxtender
upgrade to Source One with Centera in CE+ Mode"
EMC Community Network
Emailxtender upgrade to Source One with Centera in CE+ Mode
reply from Gary Reardon in SourceOne and EmailXtender - View the full
discussion
The SourceOne Migration process writes a brand new copy of the data to a
new Centera Pool.
The architecture and data format has changed enough that this is required.
SourceOne has a Centera API built in and doesn't require DiskXtender.
Compliance+ Edition of Centera is Infinite Retention and can only possibly
be deleted through EMC.
Reply to this message by replying to this email -or- go to the message on
ECN
Start a new discussion in SourceOne and EmailXtender by email or at ECN
Gary_Reardon
2 Intern
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272 Posts
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July 11th, 2011 12:00
You can't delete or manage the old data in the CE+ Mode.
1) You can forget about it since it will be in the new SourceOne Archive and lose the space.
2) You can request that EMC Delete the data from that Pool (Hopefully it's in its own pool) and go through the procedure to do so.
probbins21
3 Posts
0
July 11th, 2011 14:00
So if you had a subpoena and the data wasnt rolling off and you do have it
(no matter how hard it might be for you search), wouldnt you be obligated
to produce it or face penalties?
Somehow losing half the space on my centera because of a forced upgrade to
a product and EMC not stepping forward to help with it doesnt seem right.
The data is in a pool by itself, the delete though is really a reset of
the entire device in CE+ mode and the write back the pools you need to
keep, of course that works well only if you have a replicated pair, we
happen to have that.
From: Gary Reardon
To: Patrick Robbins
Date: 07/11/2011 02:17 PM
Subject: New message: "Emailxtender
upgrade to Source One with Centera in CE+ Mode"
EMC Community Network
Emailxtender upgrade to Source One with Centera in CE+ Mode
reply from Gary Reardon in SourceOne and EmailXtender - View the full
discussion
You can't delete or manage the old data in the CE+ Mode.
1) You can forget about it since it will be in the new
SourceOne Archive and lose the space.
2) You can request that EMC Delete the data from that Pool
(Hopefully it's in its own pool) and go through the procedure to do so.
Reply to this message by replying to this email -or- go to the message on
ECN
Start a new discussion in SourceOne and EmailXtender by email or at ECN