E20-585 Questions and Answers

Data Domain systems simultaneously support data access methods through VTL over Fibre Channel, remote Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP) access over Ethernet for network-attached storage(NAS), Network File System (NFS) and Common Internet File System (CIFS) protocols over Ethernet, and EMC Data Domain Boost. This deployment flexibility along with simple administration means that users can rapidly adjust to changing enterprise requirements.

References:

https://www.emc.com/corporate/glossary/virtual-tape-library.htm

For archive compliance storage requirements, SEC rules require that a separate copy of retention-locked data must be stored with the same retentionrequirements as the original. Retention-locked files can be replicated using DD Replicator to another Data Domain system. If a retention-locked file is replicated, it remains retention locked on the destination system, with the same level of protection asthe source file.

EMC Data Domain Boost for Enterprise Applications integrates seamlessly with Oracle RMAN, Microsoft SQL Server, SAP, SAP HANA, and IBM DB2.

Youcan also usng vRanger with EMC Data Domain Boost

References:

https://virtualizationandstorage.wordpress.com/2015/06/17/vmware-data-protection-with-data-domain-and-dd-boost/

Procedure

• Select Hardware >Storage > Overview.
• Expand the dialog for one of the available storage tiers:

• Active Tier
• Extended Retention Tier
• Cache Tier
• Cloud Tier

• Click Configure.
• In the Configure Storage dialog, select the storage to be added from the Addable Storage list.
• In theConfigure list, select either Active Tier or Retention Tier.The maximum amount of storage that can be added to the active tier depends on the DD controller used.
• Select the checkbox for the Shelf to be added.
• Click the Add to Tier button.
• Click OK to addthe storage.

References:

Dell EMC Data Domain Operating System Version 6.1, Command Reference Guide, page 62