Legit D-PDD-DY-23 Exam Download

The SESSTIMEOUT setting controls the session timeout for CIFS (SMB) connections. Adjusting this value to 3600 seconds helps ensure that CIFS sessions stay active for a sufficient duration, preventing premature disconnections when the PowerProtect DD system interacts with the Windows machine. This can enhance the reliability and stability of CIFS-based backups and restores.

Data Type: Different types of data may compress and deduplicate differently, affecting how much storage is needed.

Data Size: The total size of the data that needs to be backed up is a fundamental factor in determining capacity.

Change Rate: The frequency with which data changes impacts how much new data is generated and needs to be stored.

Deduplication Rate: Understanding how effective deduplication will be is essential for estimating how much physical storage will be needed after backups are processed.

JWTs (JSON Web Tokens): JWTs are a compact, URL-safe means of representing claims to be transferred between two parties. They are commonly used for stateless authentication in web applications, including those utilizing BoostFS.

Kerberos: Kerberos is a network authentication protocol that uses tickets to allow secure communication over a non-secure network. It is widely used in various systems, including BoostFS, to authenticate users and services.

To configure a new MTree with a specified path and size limit in PowerProtect DD, follow these steps:

Step 1: Access the MTree Management Section

In the DD System Manager interface, locate Data Management in the sidebar.

Select MTree from the dropdown menu to manage MTrees.

Step 2: Create a New MTree

Click on Create MTree or Add MTree (the exact button label may vary).

Set the Path for the MTree as /data/col1/oracle.

Step 3: Set the MTree Size Limit

In the MTree creation dialog, look for an option to set a Quota or Size Limit for the MTree.

Set the Size Limit to 200 TiB to ensure the MTree does not exceed this capacity.

Step 4: Save the Configuration

Confirm and save your settings to create the MTree with the specified path and size restriction.

After these steps, you should have a new MTree at /data/col1/oracle with a maximum allowed size of 200 TiB. Let me know if further assistance is required!

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