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NetBackup 7.6 Auto Image Replicacation support Synthetic Full Backups

Les_Denniss
Level 4

Hello

Hope someone can advise

Does NetBackup 7.6 support replication with Synthetic Full Backups?

Thanks

 

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Nicolai
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My immediate answer will be yes. But do you have somthing specific in mind ?

Here some links you may find interesting:

See:

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH154323

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/optimized-synthetic-backups-taking-art-and-science-synthesizing-backups-cut-above

http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO73205 say on page 12 :

After appropriately configuring a source/target relationship between compatible OpenStorage disk storage devices in the two domains, the feature is enabled by configuring an SLP in the source domain to perform a replication operation‖ to a remote target domain and a corresponding SLP in the target domain.

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Nicolai
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My immediate answer will be yes. But do you have somthing specific in mind ?

Here some links you may find interesting:

See:

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH154323

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/optimized-synthetic-backups-taking-art-and-science-synthesizing-backups-cut-above

http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO73205 say on page 12 :

After appropriately configuring a source/target relationship between compatible OpenStorage disk storage devices in the two domains, the feature is enabled by configuring an SLP in the source domain to perform a replication operation‖ to a remote target domain and a corresponding SLP in the target domain.

Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
Partner

Yes it does. We use it today and it works rather handily.

Les_Denniss
Level 4

Hi Andrew , Nicolai! thank you both for you answers. The link seems to answer my question. We intend to backup to disk duplicate to tape then replicate to another site