Installing and configuring DD Boost
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NOTE: Complete descriptions of commands used in this guide are provided in the EMC Data Domain Operating System Command Reference Guide. |
The overall steps for installing DD Boost are as follows:
Firewalls and ports
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NOTE: Complete descriptions of commands used in this guide are provided in the EMC Data Domain Operating System Command Reference Guide. |
The overall steps for installing DD Boost are as follows:
Firewalls and ports
The EMC® Data Domain® system as it is initially configured does not work through a firewall. If you need the Data Domain system to work in the presence of a firewall, contact your network support provider.
The following ports must be open in a firewall for EMC® Data Domain® Boost (DD Boost™) backups and replication to work:
Every EMC® Data Domain® system that is enabled for EMC® Data Domain® Boost (DD Boost™) must have a unique name. You can use the Data Domain system’s DNS name, which is always unique.
Configuring the Data Domain system
This topic describes tasks and commands for configuring the EMC® Data Domain® system.
An EMC® Data Domain® Boost (DD Boost™) user is an EMC® Data Domain® user. Before setting the DD Boost user access, the username and password must have already been set up on the Data Domain system. vRanger uses the DD Boost user account to connect to the DD Boost repository.
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In the DD Boost overview pane located under the Data Management tab, click Add or Modify in the DD Boost User area. |
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To add a user, click the User Name button. |
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Enter the user name in the DD Boost User Name field. |
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To switch to a user that has already been added, click the Existing User button, and select the user name from the drop-down list. |