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What is the minimum disk space required to deploy vSphere Data Protection (VDP) with 8 TB configuration?

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What is the minimum disk space required to deploy vSphere Data Protection (VDP) with 8 TB configuration?

A. 4 TB

B. 16 TB

C. 8 TB

D

. 12 TB

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One Comment on “What is the minimum disk space required to deploy vSphere Data Protection (VDP) with 8 TB configuration?”

vmware guy says:

January 29, 2019 at 9:39 am

D correct.
https://esxsi.com/2016/12/01/vdp6x/

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