Hello,
On 1/31/2006 6:42 PM, Brad Pinkston wrote:
I have 1.2TB worth of space to back up 25 servers. I’d like to do three
weeks of backups.
Well, at least you have to give some more information: How much data
does a full backup consist of today, how many generations of backups do
you need, how many do you want, do you want to store volumes off-site,
can volume management be done daily, weekly, or never at all... and,
very important, how much of your data changes daily, and how fast does
the total data volume grow?
The director and storage are currently running on the
same machine. I’d like to set this up to do concurrent backups.
Depending on the machine and, quite important, if the catalog database
is on that machine, too... usually not a problem.
I
apologize for leaving this so vague, but want to start as much
conversation as possible so I can consider everyone’s input. I’m very
open to changing everything that is setup.
Before we can suggest or even discuss changes we'll probably need a
little more information about your setup.
For example: I use a very old server with a DLT autoloader, I have tapes
holding about 1.5 TB, I back up 6 machines, I keep backups for a year,
and I run the catalog database on a separate server. I can run up to
five or six jobs simultaneously. Not very interesting - you'd need to
know much more about my backup schedules and the amount of data I
collect from the different machines.
Arno
Thanks in advance
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