Yes. In NMC you define devices media server over each VLAN. Group clients in such way that you know which group is for which VLAN and then connect groups with appropriate devices via media pools. I don't know if you use storage nodes or not (in essence they are not needed if using DDBoost), but if using wizard you would create devices with DD first on DDvlan1, then DDvlan2 (using name of DD on vlan2) and then DDvlan3 (using name of DD on vlan3). On DD front, I do not have experience with ifgroups as I use LACP, but I assume you would either create interface listeners via 1Gbps interfaces and have one member of 10Gbps for that group that would get used to accept backups.
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January 21st, 2016 13:00
Do you mean create ddboost devices? i dont understand interface (devices).
Can you please elaborate on your comment. thanks so much.
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January 21st, 2016 13:00
If you want to use client direct, create interfaces (devices) in NW for each VLAN.
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January 21st, 2016 16:00
Yes. In NMC you define devices media server over each VLAN. Group clients in such way that you know which group is for which VLAN and then connect groups with appropriate devices via media pools. I don't know if you use storage nodes or not (in essence they are not needed if using DDBoost), but if using wizard you would create devices with DD first on DDvlan1, then DDvlan2 (using name of DD on vlan2) and then DDvlan3 (using name of DD on vlan3). On DD front, I do not have experience with ifgroups as I use LACP, but I assume you would either create interface listeners via 1Gbps interfaces and have one member of 10Gbps for that group that would get used to accept backups.