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Question about Data Deduplication.

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I have a few questions about Data Deduplication.

1. Is Reverse Incrementals recommended for Data Deduplication?

2. My Setup:
Veeam Server - Windows Server 2016
(D: Drive) is for backup jobs.
(E: Drive) is for backup copy jobs (gfs).

Should I enable Data Deduplication for drive D or E? or both?
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Re: Question about Data Deduplication.

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Hello,
and welcome to the forums. Just to make sure, you are talking about Windows built-in deduplication feature?

1. it makes no difference which mode you use

2. what ever you like. The only thing that I would not do is putting primary backup jobs and backup copy job target on the same server. If that server breaks, then you loose everything.

I can recommend to watch out Microsoft limitations about file-size and use per-VM backup chains. And at least Server 2016 if we are talking about Windows deduplication.

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Re: Question about Data Deduplication.

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1. Not recommended, you'd better use forward incremental with periodic full mode (old, but gold). Thanks.
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