Table 2-5
Replacing a PDDO host with a media server deduplication host
ProcedureTask
Deactivate all backup policies that use the host.
See the NetBackup Administrator's Guide for UNIX and
Linux, Volume I
See the NetBackup Administrator's Guide for Windows,
Volume I..
Ensure that no activity
occurs on the host
NetBackupdeduplicationcomponents cannotresideonthe
samehostasaPureDiskDeduplicationOption(PDDO)agent.
Therefore, remove the PDDO plug-in from the host.
See the NetBackup PureDisk Deduplication Option Guide.
Remove the PDDO plug-in
IfthemediaserverrunsaversionofNetBackupearlierthan
7.0, upgrade that server to NetBackup 7.0 or later.
See the NetBackup Installation Guide for UNIX and Linux.
See the NetBackup Installation Guide for Windows.
Upgrade themedia server to
7.0 or later
In the StorageServerConfiguration Wizard, select
PureDiskDeduplicationPool and enter the name of the
Storage Pool Authority.
See“Configuringadeduplicationstorageserver”onpage 48.
Configure the host
See the NetBackup Administrator's Guide for UNIX and
Linux, Volume I
See the NetBackup Administrator's Guide for Windows,
Volume I..
Activateyourbackuppolicies
Migrating from PureDisk to the NetBackup Media
Server Deduplication option
NetBackup cannot use the storage hardware while PureDisk uses it for storage.
Thestructure ofthe PureDiskstorageis differentthan thestructure ofthestorage
for integrated NetBackup deduplication. The disk systems cannot be used
simultaneously by both NetBackup and PureDisk. The PureDisk images on the
storage cannot be transferred to the deduplication storage server storage.
Therefore, to migrate from NetBackup PureDisk to the NetBackup Media Server
Deduplication Option, Symantec recommends that you age the PureDisk storage
pool backups until they expire.
Planning your deployment
Migrating from PureDisk to the NetBackup Media Server Deduplication option
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