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This white paper describes how to use the HP D2D Backup System and Data Protector Express to combine the speed and flexibility of disk based backup and recovery with the transportability and durability of tape based backup and recovery. It provides an example of how to implement automated and scheduled backups to disk (D2D Backup System) and subsequent automatic copies to tape.
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| Format: | Size: | 651 KB | |
| Date: | Feb 2008 | ||
| Pages: | 16 |
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