Hi, there,
Thank you all for the feedbacks! :)
Now we have,
- Legato Networker
- Tivoli Storage Manager
- Veritas Netbackup
- Bacula
- tar (I only use this one.)
Actually I don't have any experience on most of above utilities. What I
really want to know is that 1) if you guys are satisfied with the backup
tool(s) on Solaris and 2) if you have some real cases to do "file sync"
between two hosts or among several machines and the backup/restore may
help in this kind of situation.
Thanks.
Calvin
Derek E. Lewis wrote On 04/24/06 02:11,:
On Wed, 2006-04-19 at 21:31, Yu-Hui Liu wrote:
Tivoli Storage Manager is an enterprise-level backup solution from IBM,
much like Veritas Netbackup. It uses a client-server schema -- a server
manages the tape library, disk storage, etc., and the client the server
to specify which files are to be backed up whenever its schedule rolls
around.
The client, itself, runs two processes dsmsched (the process response
for contacting the server initially) and dsmc (the client daemon). The
dsmc process runs a web server on the client, where one may specify the
files to be backed up and to restore files that have been backed up
previously -- it's quite nice.
The only downsides of TSM is that its (1) not free (2) requires a server
and (3) not available for Solaris/x86.
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