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My system consists of one online Data Domain system (EMC data domain 160) and one as spare.<br />
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I just want to check if it is able to pull out all disks from the online server. Then insert all disks into the spare 160 server.<br />
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Any configuration work is required at the spare 160 server? Please advise. Thanks.
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My system consists of one online Data Domain system (EMC data domain 160) and one as spare.

I just want to check if it is able to pull out all disks from the online server. Then insert all disks into the spare 160 server.

Any configuration work is required at the spare 160 server? Please advise. Thanks.

EMC Data Domain Restoration

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