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Disk-to-Disk Backup
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ALSO CALLED: Disk-to-Disk Recovery, D2D, and Disk to Disk Backup
DEFINITION: With D2D, data is copied from file and application servers to a staging area on secondary disk, where it can then be migrated to tape for archive purposes. To accommodate D2D, at least one LUN, volume and file system must be created and maintained for each server requiring access to the secondary disk
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DISK-TO-DISK BACKUP DEFINITION (continued): … With D2D, data is copied from file and application servers to a staging area on secondary disk, where it can then be migrated to tape for archive purposes. To accommodate D2D, at least one LUN, volume and file system must be created and maintained for each server requiring access to the secondary disk resource. Visit WhatIs.com - a knowledge exploration and self-education tool about information technology.
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