62Configuring deduplication
Editing the deduplication configuration file
| Table | pd.conf file values (continued) | |
Setting | Default value | Possible values | Action |
PDALIGN |
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| This keyword is reserved for internal use. |
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| Note: Do not change this setting unless directed |
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| to by a Symantec Technical Support |
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| representative. |
OPTDUP_TIMEOUT | N/A | The value expressed | Specifies the number of minutes before the |
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| in minutes | optimized duplication times out. Indicated in |
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| minutes. |
SEGKSIZE | N/A | N/A | This keyword is reserved for internal use. |
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| Warning: Changing this value can reduce |
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| capacity and decrease performance. Modify this |
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| setting only if directed to do so by Symantec |
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| support representative. |
MINFILE_KSIZE | 16 | From 1 to the | Determines the smallest size file (in KBs) that |
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| practical system | NetBackup segments. Files smaller than the |
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| limit | threshold are combined into a single large |
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| segment to reduce the overhead of managing |
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| many small segments. However, such segments |
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| have less chance of being deduplicated. |
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| Caution: Large numbers of files smaller than |
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| the threshold may adversely affect backup |
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| performance. |
MATCH_PDRO | 1 | 1 (on) or 0 (off) | Specifies that NetBackup should use the |
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| PureDisk Remote Office Agent dynamic |
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| segmentation deduplication algorithm. Enabling |
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| it means that the data that is backed up is |
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| globally deduplicated with each other. If disabled |
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| (set to 0), PDDO uses a static 128KB |
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| segmentation algorithm for deduplication. |
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| Caution: Changing the default segmentation |
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| algorithm most likely causes the next set of |
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| backups to not deduplicate with the existing |
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| storage pool data. Subsequent backups then |
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| deduplicate using the PDRO algorithm. |
OPTDUP_BANDWITH | 0 | 0 (no limit) to the | Determines the maximum bandwidth that is |
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| practical system | allowed for optimized duplication. The value is |
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| limit | specified in KBytes/second. |