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Which PowerProtect DD procedure uses the DoD/NIST standards to provide data security?
What information does the daily Autosupport report contain?
The autosupport command manages system reports. Command options enable administrative users to manage two reports that describe the state of a Data Domain system: the autosupport report and the daily alert summary.
A PowerProtect DD backup administrator wants to delegate some Operations to their Monitoring and Control team. The administrator wants to add a user to the Monitoring and Control team with limited access to only check the health of the PowerProtect DD appliance.
Which role must be applied to the new user?
The User role provides read-only access to monitor activities and operations.
What are some key benefits of performing backups and recoveries with a PowerProtect DD appliance?
What is a main advantage of using DD Boost instead of CIFS or NFS for a backup?
Dell EMC Data Domain Boost software distributes parts of the deduplication process to the backup server(s) or application client(s), leaving the Data Domain system, powered by Intel Xeon processors, to focus its energy on determining what is unique and writing the new data to disk. With DD Boost, only the unique data has to travel from the backup server or client to the Data Domain system. DD Boost also gives the backup application control over replication
