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Accessing the impact of Converting a Data Domain Disk Library to a Data Domain Boost Access Library


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We currently write to storage units on a Data Domain over BoostFS, but are considering migrating to the new Data Domain Boost Access Library method for tighter integration.  I found this article and I’m wondering what the impact would be and if it’s even applicable to our situation considering we aren’t truly using CIFS.Converting a Data Domain Disk Library to a Data Domain Boost Access Library (commvault.com)

Anyone have experience converting a library with existing data?

Best answer by SMD

Hi @elvizzi ,

 

How is the Dta Domain Library configured ? Using a network path ? 

 

Converting from to DD Boost Access, will only improve the performance and the existsing data will still be available.

 

Below is an example of the functionality

 

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  • Vaulter
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  • November 7, 2023

Hi @elvizzi ,

 

How is the Dta Domain Library configured ? Using a network path ? 

 

Converting from to DD Boost Access, will only improve the performance and the existsing data will still be available.

 

Below is an example of the functionality

 


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  • November 10, 2023

Yes, we’re currently using network path (UNC) and leveraging the ddboost client plugin for Windows)


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