01-19-2016 11:15 AM
We backup our infrastrucure to one data domain - we then Replicate to Remote DR site. i have expired some images and then ran bpimage -cleanup -allclients from an admin command prompt - those newly expired images should replicate to dr site? or do i have to restart a service ? i am assuming if i delete the images in netbackup - netbackup will let the data domain know there are images to expire.
We are running NB 7.6.0.4 - Data Domain 5.5.2.2.
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01-19-2016 12:59 PM
Note Marianne's point.
If you have backup image clientA_999999991 which was 100GB and de-duped by 99%...
...and backup image clientB_999999992 which was also 100GB but deduped by 0%...
...then expiring the image for clientA will have no appreciable impact on dedupe storage... whereas expiring the image for clientB would return 100GB later after DD cleanup has occured.
Remember, expiring a backup image from de-dupe (for most de-dupe platforms (not all)) does not result in any immediate space gain. Removal of old backup data is typically a multi-stage process. The vendor documentation should describe when clean-up runs, and how to run a manual clean-up.
01-19-2016 11:47 AM
01-19-2016 11:55 AM
Replicating via SLP in NBU
These are older images which should have replicated
I want to ensure these images are deleted because available disk space is at critical levels
01-19-2016 12:03 PM
01-19-2016 12:59 PM
Note Marianne's point.
If you have backup image clientA_999999991 which was 100GB and de-duped by 99%...
...and backup image clientB_999999992 which was also 100GB but deduped by 0%...
...then expiring the image for clientA will have no appreciable impact on dedupe storage... whereas expiring the image for clientB would return 100GB later after DD cleanup has occured.
Remember, expiring a backup image from de-dupe (for most de-dupe platforms (not all)) does not result in any immediate space gain. Removal of old backup data is typically a multi-stage process. The vendor documentation should describe when clean-up runs, and how to run a manual clean-up.