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Hi Commvault Team

 

how DDB works with the secondary copy (New Copy) to another disk library?
 

assuming that we have two sites, each one has its own MA, DDB, Disk pool. 

and DASH copy is enabled.
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Best answer by Mike Struening RETIRED

@Nedal1993 , the DDB for the Dash copies works the same as the source DDB.  It checks each hash signature and if it is new, we store the block and write a new Primary record.  If it is already there, we just add another reference to the Primary record.

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Mike Struening
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@Nedal1993 , the DDB for the Dash copies works the same as the source DDB.  It checks each hash signature and if it is new, we store the block and write a new Primary record.  If it is already there, we just add another reference to the Primary record.

Is there something specific you want to know?


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  • August 14, 2021

thanks, it's clear

 

Mike Struening
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Glad to help!


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So would it be better to add a “ Backup Location” from the primary library correct? As apposed to adding another “Disk Storage” pointing to the off-site storage. ( With that it asks for where to put the ddb)


Scott Moseman
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Jeffd wrote:

So would it be better to add a “ Backup Location” from the primary library correct? As apposed to adding another “Disk Storage” pointing to the off-site storage. ( With that it asks for where to put the ddb)


I’m not sure I understand your question, but to clarify you want secondary copies to be completely independent from the primary copy.  The whole point for additional copies is for them to be accessible if there’s any problem accessing the primary copy.  So you want those additional copies to be on new storage, DDB, etc.

Thanks,
Scott
 


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