9 NetWorker Advanced File Type Device(AFTD) - Configuration and Management
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Hello, welcome back to another video in the NetWorker learning series. In this video we will learn about Advanced File Type devices or as usually referred to as AFTD in Networker. We will look at how to configure and manage an AFTD device.
AFTD's were the go to device before the Data Domain was integrated with NetWorker. Backups to disks were meant to perform much better than the traditional tape backups as disks are random access devices where tapes are sequential access devices. Before AFTD NetWorker had another kind of device called the FTD or the File type device. This device type is still available in the current version as well but I doubt anyone uses it. The FTD has a few restrictions that the AFTD over came. The AFTD is designed for large disk storage systems that use a volume manager to dynamically extend available disk space if the disk runs out of space during backup. AFTD was meant to never become full or run out of space as it was integrated with another operation in NetWorker called staging. Staging in NetWorker means moving a saveset from one backup device to another. Staging could be configured to offload the savesets from the AFTD to another device, mostly a tape when it met certain criteria.
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Hello, welcome back to another video in the NetWorker learning series. In this video we will learn about Advanced File Type devices or as usually referred to as AFTD in Networker. We will look at how to configure and manage an AFTD device.
AFTD's were the go to device before the Data Domain was integrated with NetWorker. Backups to disks were meant to perform much better than the traditional tape backups as disks are random access devices where tapes are sequential access devices. Before AFTD NetWorker had another kind of device called the FTD or the File type device. This device type is still available in the current version as well but I doubt anyone uses it. The FTD has a few restrictions that the AFTD over came. The AFTD is designed for large disk storage systems that use a volume manager to dynamically extend available disk space if the disk runs out of space during backup. AFTD was meant to never become full or run out of space as it was integrated with another operation in NetWorker called staging. Staging in NetWorker means moving a saveset from one backup device to another. Staging could be configured to offload the savesets from the AFTD to another device, mostly a tape when it met certain criteria.
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