Data Domain Replicator Software

Network-efficient Replication of Backup and Archive Data

Data Domain Replicator software provides network-efficient, automated, ultra-safe replication for disaster recovery (DR), remote office data protection and multi-site tape consolidation. Data Domain Replicator software vaults or asynchronously replicates only the compressed, deduplicated data over the wide area network (WAN), making network-based replication economically and operationally feasible.

Key Features

• Up to 99% Network Bandwidth Reduction: For replication to an offsite location, Data Domain deduplication storage systems first deduplicate data at the originating Data Domain system and then employs the techniques again on the destination system.
• Secure, Simple and Integrated: Replicator software enables automated offsite replication by easily integrating with the existing network and backup infrastructure. Network-efficient replication eliminates the security risks associated with human intervention and physical tape transportation.
• Fast Online Data Recovery: Data Domain deduplication storage systems provide high capacity and network-based DR, making it possible to recover online data from any replicated location.
• Remote Office Data Protection: Replicator software enables geographically distributed branch offices to vault selected data to a central hub or data center for enterprise-wide site recovery.
• Multi-site Data Protection: Using network-efficient replication, Replicator provides a secondary copy replicated to an offsite location, a tertiary copy replicated to a third site, or more copies in a cascaded fashion, providing increased enterprise-wide data protection.
• Tape Consolidation: Replicator software eliminates the need for tape backup at each remote office and enables organizations to consolidate tape infrastructure at a central hub with experienced IT staff.
• Flexible Deployment Options: To meet a broad scope of data protection needs, Replicator software provides a full range of replication options, including collection, directory, many-to-one, bi-directional, and cascaded replication.