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Webinars & videos
Welcome to our webinar and tutorial section. Here you'll find everything from how Active-Active clusters work to why the ZFS system is so spectacular, all presented via video. If you find something that piques your interest; just click on the video and let our experienced experts explain said topic.
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in Data Protection by Janusz Bak - Chief Technical Officer
- Setup introduction
- Data deduplication and compression demo (optimization by factor ~70)
- ODPS (Off-site Data Protection Service) Quick Start (attaching the backup node, creating a backup task, listing backup tasks, checking the replication status)
- Simulating pool corruption and Disaster Recovery
in High Availability by Janusz Bak - Chief Technical Officer
- New features in Open-E DSS V7 up56
- HA Cluster Maintenance Mode
- Data replication: Block-mode, compressed and encrypted transport, Check_MK monitoring
- E-mail notification based on severity levels
- Driver updates and fixes
- HA Cluster Maintenance Mode (live demo)
- Cluster reconfiguration without downtime
- Cluster node replacement without downtime
in Data Protection by Todd Maxwell - Director of Technical Sales
- Create an Open-E DSS V7 NAS volume
- Create a Snapshot volume
- Enable the Data Replication Agent
- Create the NAS Share
- Setup the R-Sync on the Linux host
- Setup the Data Replication Task
- Run the Task and verify the data was replicated to the Linux host
in Data Protection by Greg Rafinski - Technical Systems Engineer
- Setup your NAS Logical Volume
- Setup the Data Replication Agent for the assigned NAS Share
- Configure DeltaCopy on the MS Server
- Run the DeltaCopy to replicate the Data to the Open-E DSS V7 NAS Share
- Verify the data is on the NAS Share
in Other by Todd Maxwell - Director of Technical Sales
- Verifying the Shares that you want to copy your data to the Destination Share
- Demonstrate the File Commander from the Console Tools to copy your data
- Create a Snapshot and assign it to the NAS Logical Volume
- Use the Data Replication to copy the data to the Destination Share
- Verify the data is residing on the Destination Share
