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Data Domain Fundamentals
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Course Overview
This course provides an introduction to Data Domain system. It includes an overview of the
Description Data Domain architecture, features, and functionality.
This course is intended for professionals who will be positioning, designing, deploying,
Audience managing and supporting a solution using Data Domain systems. It is also suitable for
anyone seeking to learn the basics of the Data Domain Operating System (DD OS).
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

• Discuss the Data Domain solutions
• Summarize the product architecture
Objectives • List hardware and software options
• Describe features and hardware/software modules
• Describe management options, capabilities, and support features
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Module: Introduction to Data Domain
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
• Describe Data Domain solution and its benefits
• Describe common hardware features of a Data Domain system
• Explain ELMS licensing features

Data Domain System Overview
This lesson covers the following topics:
• Backup environments without Data Domain
• Introducing Data Domain systems
• Backup environments with Data Domain
• Integration with existing environments

Backup Environments without Data Domain
Data Center Data Recovery Site

Challenges Clients
Primary
Storage
Speed DB 2
1 4
Backup Restore
Capacity Management Process
Server
Unix
Tape Transport
Tape
Cost Library
Servers 3

Introducing Data Domain Systems
Protection Storage for Backup and Archive Data
Scalability and Performance

• Reduces storage required by 10-30x
• Protects up to 86 PB of logical capacity in a single system
• Completes backups faster–up to 59 TB per hour
Seamless Integration
• Integrates with leading backup, archiving and enterprise applications
Reliable Access and Recovery

• End-to-end data verification, fault detection, and self-healing
Efficient Resource Utilization

• Sends only deduplicated data across the network to reduce bandwidth
required

Backup Environments with Data Domain
Clients Data Center Data Recovery Site
Backup
Management Primary Disaster Recovery
Server Data Domain System Data Domain System
DB
Unix
WAN
Servers

Integration with Existing Environments
Backup Applications
NFS CIFS
NDMP DD Boost
Archive Applications Ethernet
Replication
Fibre Channel
Virtual Tape
Library(VTL) Primary Disaster Recovery
Enterprise Applications Data Domain System Data Domain System
DD Boost

Common Hardware Features
• Head unit and expansion shelves
• Ports and connectivity
• Hardware redundancy

Head Unit and Expansion Shelves
Rack mountable in 4-post racks
Hot-swappable disks, redundant hot-swappable fans, and

redundant hot-swappable power modules
DIMM modules for RAM
Battery-backed NVRAM card or Persistent RAM (PRAM)
Serial port and copper Ethernet ports
Front panel LEDs that provide system status indicators

Ports and Connectivity
Keyboard, monitor, and mouse connections
Serial console connection
Ethernet connections
Fiber channel connections

Hardware Redundancy

Current Data Domain Systems
• Data Domain current hardware models
• Mid range models
• High-End DD9800 system
• DD9500 and DD9800 comparison
• Expansion shelves
• SSD and FS15 shelf

Data Domain Current Hardware Models
Small Enterprise/ROBO – Midsize Enterprise Large Enterprise

Speed (DD Boost): 4.2 TB/hr (16TB), 16.92 TB/hr (96 TB)
Data Domain
Virtual Edition Usable capacity: .5 TB – 96 TB, Logical capacity: Up to 4.8 PB
Midsize Enterprise
Small Enterprise
/ROBO
DD2200 DD6300 DD6800 DD9300 DD9800
Speed (DD Boost) 4.7 TB/hr 24 TB/hr 32 TB/hr 41 TB/hr 68 TB/hr
Speed (other) 3.8 TB/hr 8.5 TB/hr 14 TB/hr 20 TB/hr 31 TB/hr

2.8–14.4 PB1 7.2–36 PB1 10–50 PB1
Logical capacity 40–860 TB 1.8–8.9 PB
8.4–43.2 PB2 21.6–108 PB2 30–150 PB2
Up to 288 TB1 Up to 720 TB1 Up to 1 PB1
Usable capacity Up to 17.2 TB Up to 178 TB
Up to 864 TB2 1 With DD
UpExtended
to 2.16Retention
PB2 softwareUp
option
to 3PB2
1 Total capacity on Active Tier only

2 Total capacity with DD Cloud Tier software for long-term retention
Mid Range Models (DD6300, 6800, 9300)
DD2500
DD4500
DD6800
DD6300
DD4200
DD7200
DD9300
High-End DD9800 System
DD9800 is similar to DD9500 in hardware
Provides more active tier space
Includes a standard SSD shelf
Supports memory expansion up to 768 GB

Comparing DD9500 and DD9800 Features (1 of 2)
FEATURE DD9500 DD9800

Rack Height 4U, supported in four-post racks only
Power 4 hot-swappable power units, 2 pairs of 1+1 redundant
Fans 8 hot-swappable fans, redundant
Internal drives 4 x 400 GB (base 10) hot-swappable solid state drives
SSD cache Optional 1 x 8 drive SSD shelf or 1 x 15 drive 1 x 8 drive SSD shelf or 1 x 15 drive SSD shelf
SSD shelf
NVRAM One 8-GB NVRAM module for data integrity during a power outage
I/O Module slots 11 I/O module (Fibre channel, Ethernet, and SAS) slots. Replace I/O modules are not hot-swappable.

Comparing DD9500 and DD9800 Features (2 of 2)
FEATURE DD9500 DD9800

Memory System with 256 GB of memory installed System with 256 GB of memory installed support
support up to 18 x 2 TB or 12 x 3 TB shelves up to 21 x 2 TB or 14 x 3 TB shelves adding up to
adding up to 432 TB of usable external capacity 504 TB of usable external capacity
System with 512 GB of memory installed System with 768 GB of memory installed support
support up to 30 x 2 TB or 24 x 3 TB shelves up to 42 x 2 TB or 28 x 3 TB shelves adding up to
adding up to 864 TB of usable external capacity 1008 TB of usable external capacity
Rack Mounting Rack mount kit included with each system. Adjustable between 24-36 in.
Fans 8 hot-swappable fans, redundant
Voltage 200-240 V~
Frequency: 50Hz to 60Hz
Note: Refer the Data Domain Hardware Overview and Installation Guide for a more detailed description

Expansion Shelves
Description ES30-SATA ES30-SAS ES30-60 DS60

# of Drives 15 15 15 15
Size of Drives 1, 2, 3 TB 2, 3 TB 4TB 3, 4TB SAS Drives

Spare Drives 1 1 2 1
DD6300 DD6300 DD6300

DD6800
DD6800 DD6800 DD6800
Compatible Systems DD9300
DD9300 DD9300 DD9300
DD9800
DD9800 DD9800 DD9800

SSD Shelf
Issues Solutions
 Slow metadata and  Low-latency Flash
data access Cache solution for new
high-end and midrange
 Spindle consolidation systems
with dense drives
 Improved Cache Tier to
reduces performance store DD file system
metadata clients
Benefits
 Higher random IOPS with low latency
 Overall system performance improvement

FS15 SSD Shelf
Functions as a metadata cache for active / ER Tier
Provides the same shelf configuration as ES30
Always used with DD9800
Used with new midrange systems only in high availability

configurations

Data Domain Virtual Edition (DD VE)
• DD VE features
• DD VE supported OS features

Why DD VE?
Agile
Deduplication
Flexible
Replication
Efficient
DD Boost
Scalable Capacity

DD VE Features
Category Description
Usable capacity 500GB-1TB
Hypervisor ESX versions 5.1, 5.5, 6.0
Protocols NFS, CIFS, DD Boost
Manageability DD System Manager and DD Management Center
• Capacity used, total capacity available
• Performance
• Errors and Maintenance alerts
Replication DD VE to Physical DD, DD VE to DD VE, Physical DD to DD VE
Backup Software Support Networker, Avamar, vSphere Data Protection, NetBackup, Tivoli Storage Manager,
Backup Exec, Commvault, etc.
Support data reporting Autosupport usage data: replication, protocol performance, Hypervisor used, capacity,
status

DD VE Supported OS Features
Physical Data Optimized for Use New DD VE

Domain System with DD VE Features
• DD Boost over • Maximum • Deployment
TCP stream count of Assessment
• CIFS 20 Tool(DAT)
• NFS • 4 Mtrees • ELMS licensing
• DD Encryption • DD System • Virtual resource
• Garbage Manager monitoring
Collection • IPv4 and IPv6 • RAID-On-LUN
• DD Replication • Virtual to protect
headswap against silent
data corruption

Licensing
• ELMS overview
• Licensing process

ELMS Overview
Electronically represents software license entitlements
Provides standard ordering, fulfillment and activation
Single license file used for each DD VE instance
Note: Licenses purchased for legacy Data Domain systems cannot be applied

Licensing Process
1 Identify license
authorization code in your
email
2
Deploy DD VE OVA file in Apply license file - must
xxx##
VMware apply to corresponding

node locking ID
3
Identify node locking ID
through DD System
Manager
4 In the ELMS portal:

• Enter LAC
• Activate capacity
• Generate license file
Module Summary
Key points covered in this module:
• Data Domain Solution
• Benefits of Data Domain Solution
• Common Hardware Features
• ELMS Licensing

Module: Architecture and Technology
Overview
• Describe Data Domain architecture and terminology
• Describe Data Domain file structures and deduplication methods
• Describe Stream-Informed Segment Layout (SISL) and Data Invulnerability

Architecture (DIA) process

Data Domain Data Paths
• Data Path over Ethernet
• Data Path over Fibre Channel

Data Path over Ethernet
Protocols supported over Ethernet:
Backup
• NFS
• CIFS Ethernet
DB
• NDMP
• DD Boost
• Telnet/SHH
• FTP/SFTP
• HTTP/HTTPS
Unix
Ethernet
Servers

Data Path over Fibre Channel
Backup
Ethernet
DB
VTL
Unix
FC SAN
DD Boost
Servers
Note: Refer Data Domain Boost Compatibility Guide and Data Domain Boost Administrator Guide
Data Domain File Structures
• /ddvar – Administrative Files
• MTrees – User Data

/ddvar File System
Stores
-Core files
-Log files /ddvar
-Support bundles
-Upgrade packages /core
/log
Consists of administrative files
/support
Provides limited access to
sub-directories
/releases
Cannot rename or delete the

directory

Managed Trees File System
Destination directory for user data /data
/col1
Configuration of specific Mtree /backup
/HR
Configuration of directory export
levels
/Sales
Simplification of Data Domain /Support

features

Deduplication Basics
• Deduplication Methods
• Data Domain Deduplication Process

Deduplication Methods
Identifies and Eliminates redundant copies of data
Deduplication Types
– File-based
– Segment-based
Variable-length
Fixed-length segment
segment
File-Based
U A P L U A P L
P L A Q P L A Q
P L Q A P L A Q
Incoming Data Stored Data
Reference
Compressed
Incoming Data Stored Data Compressed
Original Instance Redundant copy
Data Domain Deduplication
New Data
DataPDomain
L implements
A Q inline
U deduplication
A P L P L A Q A
RAM
Data Deduplication occurs in RAM
Data isPanalyzed
L without
A diskQ access
U A A Q A
Disk seek30
time is reduced 33 13
New data compared to previously

stored data before it is written to disk
30 33 30 30 13
Deduplication Disk

Stream-Informed Segment Layout (SISL)
• SISL Definition and Benefits
• Deduplication using SISL

SISL Definition and Benefits
SISL- Stream-Informed Segment Layout
Implements inline deduplication
Identify segments on disk using fingerprints
Fast and efficient deduplication

Deduplication using SISL
P L A Q U T C B H A O A
1
1 Segment
P L A Q U T C B H A O A
2 Fingerprint 2
3 Filter
30 33 65 35 13
3
4 Compress 30 33 65 35 13
03 13 15 29 30
35 42 65 89 92
4
5 Write 33 13
33 13
A Q U A O A A Q U A O A
5
33 13
30 A Q U 65 35 A O A
Container

Data Invulnerability Architecture (DIA)
• DIA Overview
• DIA Technologies

DIA Overview
Stores Recheck
Stays Recovers
Correctly Correctly
Stays
Correctly
Correctly ✓
✓
Inline Data Verification Fault Avoidance and Continuous Fault Detection Recovery/Access
Containment and Self- Healing and Verification

DIA Technologies
Inline Data Verification

• Verifies all file system data and metadata
• End-to-end verification
Fault Tolerance and Containment

• New Data never overwrites existing data
• Fewer complex data structures
Fault Detection and Healing
• Uses RAID 6 redundancy to heal faults
• Periodically rechecks the integrity of the RAID stripes
File System Recovery

• Data is written in a self-describing format
• The file system can be recreated by scanning the logs and rebuilding
from metadata

Module Summary
• Components of Data Domain Architecture such as Data Paths and File

Structures
• Data Domain Technologies such as Deduplication, SISL, and DIA

Module: DD OS Features
• Explain the protocols supported by Data Domain over both Ethernet and Fibre
Channel
• DD Boost
• VTL
• Describe Data Domain features:

• Data Domain Cloud Tier
• BoostFS
• Data Replication
• Data Security
• User Access feature
• Secure Multi-Tenancy
• DD Extended Retention and Retention Lock n

Lesson: Data Domain Protocols
• DD Boost Features and Benefits
• DD Boost Ecosystem
• VTL

DD Boost Protocol
Private protocol. More efficient for backup than

CIFS/NFS
DD Boost
Distributes parts of deduplication process - speeds
backups by up to 50%
Enables more efficient resource utilization
Provides application control of Data Domain replication

process
Integrates with leading backup and enterprise
applications

Data Domain Boost Ecosystem
VDP Data
Greenplum SAP
Avamar NetWorker NetBackup Backup Exec vRanger NetVault Veeam Advanced Protector RMAN SAP DB2 SQL
HANA
Server
App
Backup
Server
DD Boost Supported over LAN
DD Boost Supported over SAN
DD Boost Supported over WAN

VTL Features and Benefits
Eliminates physical tape challenges
Integrates seamlessly into existing Fibre Channel SAN

environments
Allows simultaneous use of VTL with NAS, NDMP, and
DD Boost
Replicates virtual tape cartridges efficiently offsite, over
a wide area network (WAN)
Reduces RTO by eliminating the need for physical
tape handling

Data Replication
• This lesson covers the following topics:
• Data Replication Features and Benefits
• Data Replication Types
• Data Replication Topologies
• Recipe Replication

Data Domain Replicator
Source DD
Automated, policy-based and encrypted replication
Reduces bandwidth requirements up to 99%

DD Replicator
Protects sensitive data when replicating over untrusted
networks
Destination DD
Accelerates time-to-disaster recovery (DR) readiness
Consolidates backup and archive data from hundreds

of remote sites
DD Replicator Leverages multiple replication topologies

Data Replication Types
Collection Directory MTree
For entire system For partial site, point-in-

For partial system
backup time backup
backup
Pool Managed
Used by DD Boost and is
Used for VTL operations controlled by the backup
software

Replication Topologies
source destination source/destination destination/source
1 to 1 bi-directional
source destination
destination source
1 to many
many to 1
source primary source primary

source/ destination
source/
destination destination
destination
cascaded
cascaded 1-to-many
Virtual Synthetic Workload
New Full Backup is synthesized from previous

Full backup and/or Incremental Backups
Only eight base files can be remembered
Portions of new Full Backup are present on
Data Domain system in previous generation backups
INCLUDE RPC sent through Boost and copy_refs

Offset andislength
used toofcopy common
the VS refs from
operation base
must be files
4MB
aligned to be remembered
Gen 0 INCLUDE
INCLUDE INCLUDE INCLUDE BASE file
Gen 1 TARGET file

Recipe Replication
Enhancement to Virtual Synthetic Replication (VSR)
Optimizes performance of Replication on Virtual Synthetic (VS)

workload
Works only on the VS workload
Works with MTree and Managed File Replications

DD Extended Retention and Retention Lock
• DD Extended Retention Overview
• DD Retention Lock Overview
• DD Retention Lock Governance
• DD Retention Lock Compliance

DD Extended Retention Overview
Backup Application
Separate tiers of storage for long-term
retention
Data
Fault isolation for access and Domain
Controller
recoverability of long-term data
Data
Eliminates reliance on tape Active Tier Retention Tier
(Short-Term Storage) (Long-Term Storage)
Granular replication for simplified

disaster recovery New data Old data
90 days 7 years
DD Retention Lock Overview
Archive
Software
Governance and compliance of archive data
Secure file locking of archive data at an individual

file level
Data that is locked cannot be overwritten, Backup Data

modified, or deleted
Archive Data
Integrates seamlessly with industry-leading Governance

archiving applications Archive Data
Compliance
Archive Data

DD Retention Lock Governance
By enabling DD Retention Lock Governance

edition on an MTree, IT administrators can :
Admin
• Apply retention policies at an individual file level
• Delete an archive file after retention period
expires
• Update the default values of minimum
and maximum retention periods per
MTree
• Extend the retention time of locked
archive files

DD Retention Lock Compliance
Ensures locked files cannot be deleted or overwritten under any circumstances
Retention lock compliance uses multiple

hardening procedures:
• Secures the system clock from illegal updates

• Requires dual sign-on for certain
administrative actions
• Disables various avenues of access
where locked data, or the state of
retention attributes might be
compromised

Storage Migration
• Migration Features
• Migration from Expansion Shelves

Migration Features
Licensed Unaffected system Controlled resource

processes utilization
Increased
performance Reduces data
and capacity footprints

Migration from Expansion Shelves
New storage enclosures Existing storage enclosures
Migration happens at shelf level
Cannot shrink logical data

Cloud Tier
• Cloud Tier Overview
• Cloud Tier Encryption
• Replication in Cloud Tier

Cloud Tier Overview
Transfers inactive data to Cloud Storage
Copies only unique and Deduplicated Data

Active
Supports DD Retention lock policies Tier
Cloud storage supported systems
Private
Public Hybrid
Cloud Tier
Cloud Tier Encryption
1 Encryption is enabled at three levels

System Level
2 Active
Tier Encryption of Data at Rest is by default
Active tier Level
Encryption status cannot be changed
Private Communication is secured over HTTP

3
Public Hybrid
Clout Tier Level

Replication with Cloud Tier
Active Supports Managed file and MTree replication

Active
Tier Tier
Do not affect Directory replication
Do not support Collection Replication
Private
Private Private
Public
Public Hybrid
Hybrid Public Hybrid
Source
Source Note: For system requirement, please refer to DD OS Target
Release Notes.
BoostFS
• BoostFS Overview
• BoostFS Features

BoostFS Overview
Mount point 1
Mount point 2
BoostFS
Operation results
Mount point 3
Client system
DD Boost
SDK
Third party applications

Benefits of BoostFS
Improves backup performance
Reduces bandwidth consumption
Reduces load on the servers
Provides access to DD Boost capabilities
Provides control to application owners

Lesson: Data Security
• Data Domain Encryption
• Data Sanitization

Data Domain Encryption
Encryption key rotation
Data Domain
Internally generated key Integrate with RSA DPM
Encryption
Inline encryption

Data Domain Encryption Types
Encryption of Data at Rest Encryption of Data in-flight
Protection
X
Protection against
Data
transferred
via DD
Uses
OpenSSL
against lost or intruder AES 256-bit
stolen data Eliminates Replicator
Encryption
exposure Software

Data Sanitization
Performed when sensitive data is written to a system which is not

approved
Remove all traces of deleted files without residual remains
System sanitization command enable admin to delete files at logical

level
sanitize command helps in resolving CMIs
System sanitization is often a government requirement

User Access Features
• User Access Roles
• User Account Security Enhancements
• Secure Communications with Cloud

DD User Access Roles
Security
Admin User
Backup Operator None Limited-Admin

User Account Security Enhancements
Users with similar role levels cannot perform configuration change

operations on each other
Users on same level cannot perform operations on each other

Secure Communications with Cloud
CRL and CA certificate used for cloud provider identity verification
Private
Public Hybrid

Lesson: Secure Multi-Tenancy
• Introduction to SMT
• SMT Terminology
• SMT Architecture
• SMT Benefits

Introduction to Secure Multi-Tenancy
Enables secure isolation of many users and workloads on a shared system
Large Enterprise Service Providers

Cloud Model
(Private Cloud) (Public Cloud/Hybrid Cloud)
Local Backup
Local backup for multiple Hosted applications including backup
business units as a service
Replicated Backup
Remote offices with local
Disaster recovery as a service
backup
Remote Backup
Remote offices without local
Backup as a service over WAN
backup

SMT Terminology
I am the Data Domain
admin responsible for
managing the DD
systems.
I setup file-systems,
storage, networking,
replication, protocols,
responsible for monitor system health,
I amfor
Logical containers
scheduling and runningreplace failed hardware,
MTrees. Landlord
backup application foretc.
the tenant customer.
Contains important
information, suchI also
as manage tenant
units including
users, notification
groups, and otherconfiguring backup
protocol and monitoring
configuration elements.
resources and stats Tenant
Tenant within a tenant unit.
units
SMT Architecture
Landlord
Red Blue
Tenant User Tenant Admin
Blue
NFS B1
MTree B1
VTL Pool B2 VTL
B2
SU B3
R1 DD Boost
MTree B4
NFS
B3
R2 CIFS
VTL Red B4
R3 MTree R1
DD Boost VTL Pool R2
Blue
R4 SU R3 Red
CIFS
Tenant Admin
Red MTree R4
Blue
Tenant User

SMT Benefits
MTree 1
Unit R1
Tenant
Landlord
Red MTree 2
Data isolation Tenant User MTree 3
Unit B1
Tenant
MTree 21
MTree 22
Administrative isolation Red
Tenant Data Domain
System #1
Tenant Admins
Data path isolation Blue MTree 4
Unit R2
Tenant
Tenant User MTree 5
MTree 6
Metering and reporting Blue
Unit B2
Tenant
MTree 23
Tenant MTree 24
Data Domain
System #2

Module Summary
• DD Boost
• VTL
• Data Domain Cloud Tier
• BoostFS
• Data Replication
• Data Security
• User Access feature
• Secure Multi-Tenancy
• DD Extended Retention and Retention Lock

Module: Data Domain Management
Overview
• Describe the management of Data Domain system using Command Line

Interface (CLI)
• Describe the management of Data Domain system using Graphical User

Interface (GUI)

Managing a Data Domain from the CLI
• Direct Access
• Remote Access

Direct Access
Serial Console
• DB9 or Micro DB9
• 9600 baud
• USB to RS232 adapter may
be required
Management
Keyboard and Monitor
• USB
• VGA
Note: Refer DD OS Command Reference Guide for using commands

Remote Access
Capabilities
IPMI SOL
LAN/WAN
Management
SSH/Telnet
• Secure CRT®
• PuTTY

Managing a Data Domain from the GUI
• Data Domain System Manager
• Data Domain Management Center

Data Domain System Manager
• Web based management
• Simple configuration wizards
• Resource usage and performance reporting
• Single interface to manage one or more systems

Data Domain Management Center
Provides a scalable virtual appliance framework for centralized

management of multiple Data Domain devices
Grouping and Filtering

Module Summary
• Data Domain system management using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
• Data Domain system management using a Graphical User Interface (GUI)

Module: Data Domain Maintenance
Upon completion of this module you should be able to:
• Describe DD support features
• Identify where users can access support
• Identify the benefits of MDU

EMC Secure Remote Service (ESRS)
• ESRS
• ConnectEMC support
• High Availability Support

What is ESRS?
ESRS message types:
Customer environment
Device Dell EMC backend environment
state heartbeat polling
Web Servers
Data Domain
Connect Homes ServiceLink
Application
Servers
Remote
ESRS
Access Session Initiation
Virtual
Edition
User Authentication
Customer
Firewall
Firewall requests Firewall
Device Management synchronization

Public
Internet
Support
Analyst
(https)
Access Servers

ConnectEMC Support
Standardized method to transport system event files
Transmit messages using FTP or HTTPS
Configure network security only for ESRS gateway instead of

multiple systems
Support messages include- ASUP, alerts, alert-summary
Note: An eLicense is required if the system is a physical Data Domain system or DD VE.

High Availability Support
Configuration is similar to non-HA

systems, with the addition of the
HA Peer IP list box

Minimally Disruptive Upgrade (MDU)
• MDU
• Atomic vs MDU

Uses upgrade bundles
Upgrades only specific components
Upgrade bundles trigger an MDU
DD OS version changes like traditional

upgrades

Atomic vs MDU
Atomic Upgrade
Regular system upgrade

ddsh.rpm vtl.rpm upgrade.rpm openssh.rpm

Module Summary
• Key points covered in this module:
• DD support features
• MDU and its benefits

Course Summary
Key points covered in this course:
• Data Domain solution and hardware and software options
• Physical architecture of a typical backup environment using Data Domain systems
• Features and benefits of the Data Domain Operating System (DD OS)
• Methods used for administering a Data Domain system
This concludes the training; proceed to the course assessment.

After launching the assessment, you must complete it before returning to the course.
The course will automatically move to your Transcript within 48 hours after passing the assessment.

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Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

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• Describe Data Domain solution and its benefits

• Describe common hardware features of a Data Domain system

• Explain ELMS licensing features

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• Backup environments without Data Domain

• Introducing Data Domain systems

• Backup environments with Data Domain

• Integration with existing environments

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Data Center Data Recovery Site

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Scalability and Performance

Reliable Access and Recovery

Efficient Resource Utilization

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Clients Data Center Data Recovery Site

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Archive Applications Ethernet

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• Head unit and expansion shelves

• Ports and connectivity

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Rack mountable in 4-post racks

Hot-swappable disks, redundant hot-swappable fans, and

DIMM modules for RAM

Battery-backed NVRAM card or Persistent RAM (PRAM)

Serial port and copper Ethernet ports

Front panel LEDs that provide system status indicators

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Keyboard, monitor, and mouse connections

Serial console connection

Fiber channel connections

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• Data Domain current hardware models

• Mid range models

• High-End DD9800 system

• DD9500 and DD9800 comparison

• SSD and FS15 shelf

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Small Enterprise/ROBO – Midsize Enterprise Large Enterprise

DD2200 DD6300 DD6800 DD9300 DD9800

Speed (DD Boost) 4.7 TB/hr 24 TB/hr 32 TB/hr 41 TB/hr 68 TB/hr

Speed (other) 3.8 TB/hr 8.5 TB/hr 14 TB/hr 20 TB/hr 31 TB/hr

1 Total capacity on Active Tier only

DD9800 is similar to DD9500 in hardware

Provides more active tier space

Includes a standard SSD shelf

Supports memory expansion up to 768 GB

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FEATURE DD9500 DD9800

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FEATURE DD9500 DD9800

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Description ES30-SATA ES30-SAS ES30-60 DS60

Size of Drives 1, 2, 3 TB 2, 3 TB 4TB 3, 4TB SAS Drives

DD6300 DD6300 DD6300

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