Getting started
Understanding DD Boost
Installing and configuring DD Boost
Installing vRanger
Hardware requirements
Installing vRanger
Configuring vRanger
Administering Data Domain and DD Boost
The DD Boost server must be fully configured and running before adding it as a vRanger Repository. For procedures on how to add a DD Boost server as a repository, see Managing repository replication.
Adding an EMC Data Domain Boost (DD Boost) repository
Managing repository replication
Configuring a repository for automatic replication
Scheduling repository synchronization
Synchronizing a repository manually
Disabling repository replication
Changing a replication repository to a primary repository
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Modifying an interface group
About us
Modifying an interface group
Removing advanced load balancing and link failover configuration
Setting network timeouts
Using the DD Boost commands
Hardware requirements
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Installing vRanger
vRanger system requirements
Before installing vRanger and EMC® Data Domain® Boost (DD Boost™), ensure that you read and understand the requirements and limitations of both products. The following topics summarize the system requirements for vRanger.
For vRanger and DD Boost to integrate, you must use the following versions:
Hardware requirements
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Hardware requirements
vRanger: physical machine
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vRanger: physical machine
The following describes the hardware recommendations for the vRanger physical machine.
For LAN-free, Quest recommends that you use two HBAs — one for read operations and one for writing.
vRanger: virtual machine (VM)
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vRanger: virtual machine (VM)
The following describes the hardware recommendations for using vRanger in a VM.