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07-15-2009 07:22 AM
07-15-2009 07:22 AM
Hi all,
If I understand, the main difference beetween taking a snapshot of a volume and cloning it, is that:
- a snapshot is a logical copy of data (useful especially in point-in-time recovery)
- a "clone" is a physical copy of a volume (useful especially in disater recovery)
Is this correct?
More than this... What licenses should I buy to perform snapshot/cloning? Just a "shapshot X" license? Or maybe a "volume copy" license is better?
I cannot understand if one license if JUST for snapshots and the other one is JUST for cloning, or if one of the 2 possibilities is "all inclusive"....
Thank you very much
If I understand, the main difference beetween taking a snapshot of a volume and cloning it, is that:
- a snapshot is a logical copy of data (useful especially in point-in-time recovery)
- a "clone" is a physical copy of a volume (useful especially in disater recovery)
Is this correct?
More than this... What licenses should I buy to perform snapshot/cloning? Just a "shapshot X" license? Or maybe a "volume copy" license is better?
I cannot understand if one license if JUST for snapshots and the other one is JUST for cloning, or if one of the 2 possibilities is "all inclusive"....
Thank you very much
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07-15-2009 09:50 PM
07-15-2009 09:50 PM
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Hello,
you need both licenses if you want to use snapshots AND clones. If you want only snapshots, you need the snapshot license. If you want to use cloning, you need the volume copy license. And "all in" license doesn't exist.
The products are licensed by number of snaphosts/ clones.
Best regards,
Patrick
you need both licenses if you want to use snapshots AND clones. If you want only snapshots, you need the snapshot license. If you want to use cloning, you need the volume copy license. And "all in" license doesn't exist.
The products are licensed by number of snaphosts/ clones.
Best regards,
Patrick
Best regards,
Patrick
Patrick
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07-16-2009 01:21 AM
07-16-2009 01:21 AM
Re: 2012FC storage - snapshot / cloning
Thank you so much Patrick, I appreciate.
Rob
Rob
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