MSDP
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What is MSDP?
MSDP, or Media Server Deduplication Pool, is a deduplication technology used in Veritas NetBackup. It reduces storage space by identifying and storing only unique data segments, eliminating redundant copies. It is commonly used for backing up large volumes of data, particularly in enterprise environments, to optimize storage utilization and reduce bandwidth consumption during backups.
What other technologies are related to MSDP?
MSDP Complementary Technologies
PIM-SM
Protocol Independent Multicast - Sparse Mode (PIM-SM) is used for efficient multicast routing. MSDP relies on an underlying multicast routing protocol, and PIM-SM is a common choice.
PIM
Protocol Independent Multicast is the underlying multicast routing protocol that MSDP uses to forward multicast data between domains. MSDP relies on PIM.
MPBGP
Multiprotocol BGP can be used to carry multicast routing information between domains, especially in conjunction with MSDP. It complements MSDP.
Which job functions commonly mention MSDP?
Network Operations Engineer
0.2% of all Network Operations Engineer jobs mention MSDP
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Network Engineer
0.2% of all Network Engineer jobs mention MSDP
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Network Security Engineer
0.1% of all Network Security Engineer jobs mention MSDP
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Engineer
465 Engineer jobs mention MSDP
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Software Engineer
145 Software Engineer jobs mention MSDP
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