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HP StorageWorks D2D - Backup Systems

HP StorageWorks D2D - Backup Systems
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Hosts on an Ethernet network
Each emulated backup device is uniquely mapped to an individual host; this is the network server or
PC that you wish to back up.
The backup device appears to the host as a locally-attached tape autoloader or library.
The backup device is accessed and managed from the backup software running on the host.
The backup device is not visible to other devices on the network.
Multiple servers may not back up to a single backup device.
Figure 3 on page 23 shows a configuration with a single host. The Installation wizard has been run
on Host 1. The HP D2D Backup System automatically generates a library for the host. The user may
specify the number of slots during installation.
LAN
Host3Host2 Host4 onwardsHost1
HP StorageWorks D2D Backup System
Library 1
Figure 3 Device configuration with one host
By default, only one device is visible to the host, the library that has been configured for it during
installation. Data from each host goes to its corresponding library.
Each backup device is visible only to the host for which it has been configured.
A host may have multiple devices configured for it on the HP D2D Backup System, but this means
fewer hosts may be connected (not illustrated).
Figure 4 on page 24 shows a configuration with three hosts. The HP D2D Backup System can be
used to back up a maximum of 24 hosts. The Installation wizard automatically generates a library
for each host. The user may specify the number of slots during installation.
D2D Backup System HP D2D4112 23

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