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| Introducing NetBackup deduplication 13 |
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| About NetBackup deduplication |
Table | NetBackup deduplication options | |
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| Description |
NetBackup Client |
| With NetBackup |
Deduplication Option | their backup data and then send it directly to the storage | |
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| destination. A media server does not deduplicate the data. |
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| NetBackup Client Deduplication is a useful deduplication |
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| solution if a client host has unused CPU cycles or if the load |
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| balancing servers are overloaded. |
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| See “About NetBackup Client Deduplication” on page 24. |
NetBackup Media Server | NetBackup clients send their backups to a NetBackup media | |
Deduplication Option | server, which deduplicates the backup data. A NetBackup media | |
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| server hosts the NetBackup Deduplication Engine, which writes |
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| the data to the storage and manages the deduplicated data. |
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| NetBackup Media Server Deduplication is a useful deduplication |
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| solution if a client does not have enough CPU cycles to |
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| deduplicate its own data. |
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| See “About the NetBackup Media Server Deduplication Option” |
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| on page 19. |
Appliance deduplication | The NetBackup OpenStorage option lets | |
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| appliances function as disk storage for NetBackup. |
The disk appliance provides the storage and it manages the storage. A disk appliance may provide deduplication functionality. NetBackup backs up and restores client data and manages the life cycles of the data.
Appliance deduplication is a storage optimization or reduction strategy. It reduces the storage that you may require.
See “How deduplication works” on page 14.
Conversely, NetBackup integrated deduplication reduces storage requirements and provides other benefits that a disk appliance deduplication solution cannot.