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Questions about compression and dedup
Is it possible to use the compression optimal in the backup job and in the backup copy job high or extreme? Or causes this problems?
Which compression uses endpoint backup?
Which is the best dedup option for a local attached USB 3.0 Harddrive (onsite - i will use it only for small VMs an Endpoints)?
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Which compression uses endpoint backup?
Which is the best dedup option for a local attached USB 3.0 Harddrive (onsite - i will use it only for small VMs an Endpoints)?
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
1. Yes, this is fully supported.
2. Endpoint backup uses Optimal as to not overload the endpoint.
3. Not sure I understand the question.
2. Endpoint backup uses Optimal as to not overload the endpoint.
3. Not sure I understand the question.
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
First of all -> thanks for quick replying.
The question concerns to best practice for dedup, when I use a USB 3.0 HDD as backup target (the Local target or LAN target option)?
The question concerns to best practice for dedup, when I use a USB 3.0 HDD as backup target (the Local target or LAN target option)?
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
Hi Rene,
Actually, there is no option to dedupe single machine using Endpoint. However, if you can achieve that by other means, please refer to this post:
Actually, there is no option to dedupe single machine using Endpoint. However, if you can achieve that by other means, please refer to this post:
Thank you.The backup compression (same as default level of compression in VBR) is enabled by default even in BETA. Indeed, there is no deduplication since there is only one PC per one backup, but for now, it could be achieved by backing up to the windows server 2012 share with the enabled deduplication.
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
Hello,
for Endpoint Backup is this correct. But i also asking for three little VM's (each of them contains max. 500 GB data), what option for dedup is here the best, when backup target is a USB 3.0 HDD?
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for Endpoint Backup is this correct. But i also asking for three little VM's (each of them contains max. 500 GB data), what option for dedup is here the best, when backup target is a USB 3.0 HDD?
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
Is this also true when the source for the Backup Copy job (compression high or extreme) are the Backups (compression optimal) and not the VM's self?Gostev wrote:1. Yes, this is fully supported.
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
It depends. Is your USB going to be mounted on a local host or remote? Please refer to this guideBut i also asking for three little VM's (each of them contains max. 500 GB data), what option for dedup is here the best, when backup target is a USB 3.0 HDD?
I'd suggest you to add you USB drive as a repository with "rotated drives" option enabled. It's not mandatory, but it will serve you well if you ever forget to attach your drive or attach another one by a mistake.
I need to think about it for a while, ok?Is this also true when the source for the Backup Copy job (compression high or extreme) are the Backups (compression optimal) and not the VM's self?
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Yep, that holds for Backups being the source too.Is this also true when the source for the Backup Copy job (compression high or extreme) are the Backups (compression optimal) and not the VM's self?
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
USB HDD is mounted on a local host.
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
Then I'd recommend you to choose "Local Target" option:
However, if you are OK with high CPU and RAM utilization then you might want to try "WAN target":The Local target option is recommended for backup to SAN, DAS or local storage. <...> This option provides the fastest backup job performance but reduces the deduplication ratio
Thank you.<...>This results in the maximum deduplication ratio and the smallest size of backup files<...>
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Okay, that helps me. Thanks for the support!
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You are very welcome!
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
Hello,
I have one more question about the backup copy job. Is the full back for gfs retention (weekly, monthly, ....) a active or a synthetic one?
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I have one more question about the backup copy job. Is the full back for gfs retention (weekly, monthly, ....) a active or a synthetic one?
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Re: Questions about compression and dedup
Synthetic in v8, and will be selectable in v9.
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