Hi there, 1. The snaps in these scenarios would be deleted as a background process. Note that in RP 4.4 and onwards, adding a RSET  does not inflict journal history loss but only a volume sweep of the newly added volume. 2. The volumes which RP had created should be removed in such a scenario. 3. The interval is counted from the time transfer has started. 4. The worse case RPO in Periodic is twice the interval since it's possible that w/ transfer interruption, the RPO would be the amount of time passed by the latest PiT on the target. 5. Yes to all - Dedup and compression - b/c RP is reading the changed data and compresses and dudups across the WAN (the fact that it's deduplicated and compressed on XtremIO isn't directly related to the transfer made by RP). IO throttling should be used to minimize impact on production during initialization by limiting the read throughput from production and/or replica volumes 6. Not sure what perf guide you're referring to, if it's the 4.4 Performance one then yes but incoming write rate limitations and other scale/perf limits are different for XtremIO.  Regards, Idan Kentor RecoverPoint Corporate Systems Engineering
Hello, I have a few questions based on the documentation and release notes.
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