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What would you recommend to get deduplication working again?

You have designed a VNX for File implementation for a customer data environment that
involves a high level of data duplication. The customer is concerned with disk efficiency, and
you have designed the system with the minimum number of disks necessary to meet
expected storage needs after deduplication.
The customer is initially pleased with the implementation. The decision is made to add a
cycle of SnapSure Checkpoints for backup and recovery purposes. Within weeks,
deduplication automatically aborts.
What would you recommend to get deduplication working again?

which volume manager stripe element size would you recommend?

You are designing a VNX for Block solution for a customer. The application is a high
througEMCut OLTP and will require the use of a volume manager to combine multiple LUNs
across multiple SPs. Each of the component LUNs resides on a RAID 5 (4+1) RAID Group.
Based on best practices, which volume manager stripe element size would you recommend?

What would you recommend the customer do to ensure optimal recoverability?

An Oracle database is stored on an EMC VNX storage array and replicated to a second VNX
array at a DR location. EMC RecoverPoint is providing the replication. The customer is
currently using a single Consistency Group for the Oracle database.
What would you recommend the customer do to ensure optimal recoverability?

How would you respond to the customer?

A customer has a mix of Windows 2003 and Windows 2008 virtualized guests deployed in
their vSphere v4 environment. They have purchased a new VNX array and are also
upgrading their ESX servers from V4.0 to V5.0.
Their VMware administrators are creating the new target LUNs and VMFS file systems for
their datastores. They have noticed that the alignment offset on the new array is not the
same as their old array, so they are concerned about disk crossing on the new array.
How would you respond to the customer?

How much data (to the nearest GiB) is read from the source LUN as part of the resynchronization process?

A clone source LUN is 1 TiB in size. It performs 450 random 8 KiB IOPs with a 2:1 R/W ratio.
As part of ongoing testing, the clone is fractured for five minutes and then resynchronized.
The testing is performed every hour. How much data (to the nearest GiB) is read from the
source LUN as part of the resynchronization process?