Hello all,
I would like to install BackupPC (110 pc) + Nagios (40 hosts) + Cacti on
just one server.
Have you got an idea about configuration of this server (CPU, RAM, DISK,
...) ?
It's for a company (it's not for personal usage).
Thanks a lot for your help.
Have a nice day.
Romain
SC2N
You would need to determine how often you want to run the backup. Hourly?
Daily? Weekly?
How much you want to backup? Are there lots of similar files?
I run backuppc for 40 hosts on a P4 3.2Ghz with 512MB RAM, 100Mbit network and
80GB HDD. Performance is reasonable.
Mostly weekly backups. I
First, thanks for your help.
I would like to do backups daily for incr backups and weekly for full
backups.
I think that there will be 150 or 200 Go (total). And no, there aren't the
same files, or just a little bit.
So If I want to run in the same time, BackupPC +Nagios + Cacti, do you
think
I think those are good specs. Do you mean RAID 1? That is effectively 250GB.
You might want to add more HDD as harddisks
are cheap and save the hassle of adding them later. Also consider quality raid
controllers and Gigabit networks.
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First, thanks for your help.
Hi,
I have just installed BackuPC 3.1.0-1 rpm on Centos 5
I do not see the config options (Which are all there on my 3.0 versions of
backupc) under the Server section of the web interface.
The only options I have are:
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If I add a host from via
Forum Horvath wrote:
I have just installed BackuPC 3.1.0-1 rpm on Centos 5
I do not see the config options (Which are all there on my 3.0
versions of backupc) under the Server section of the web interface.
The only options I have are:
Status
Hosy summary
Documentaion
Wikki
Sourceforge.
On Wednesday 23 January 2008 12:38:09 B. Cook wrote:
Last night backuppc was a hero.
We had a dell sata raid card drop an array, just 'cause :P
anyway it was 11pm night last night restoring from backuppc (which
went very nicely) after ssh keys were restored and such ;)
anyway..
I noticed
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Yes, it will be a Raid 1 minimum. It will be an IBM server an raid
controller and gigabit network will be considered.
I found spec. of IBM server and it may will be an Intel Xeon.
Anybody can help me about the choice of Ram ? 2 or 4 Go ?
I'd always go with as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, thanks for your help.
I would like to do backups daily for incr backups and weekly for full
backups.
I think that there will be 150 or 200 Go (total). And no, there aren't the
same files, or just a little bit.
So If I want to run in the same time,
Le Sat, 19 Jan 2008 10:20:29 -0700, dan a écrit :
i guess that main problem is that rsync is going to use what it needs,
no more no less. If you limit rsync's memory it wont just use less
memory, it will throw a fit. If rsync runs out of ram it will crash.
Also, I think that if you use a
For information, this is the configuration of the server :
IBM XSERIES 3650
CPU : 2 CPU Intel Xeon Dual Core 5110 1.6GHz - 2x2 Mo for L2 bus 1066MHz
RAM : 2 (or 4) Go DDR2 PC2 - 5300 667MHz
Raid control : Serve Ultra 320 SAS 15000 tpm (Raid1)
Network : 2 cards gigabit
Don't hesitate to let your
Hello all,
I need little advices to make my backups:
I have 2 HDD of 80GB in rotation for 2 weeks: 1 hdd for 2 weeks then the
other hdd for the 2 consecutive weeks...etc
I need to keep 2 full and 12 incr on one of both hdd
According to you, is this configuration seems to be correct:
KLEIN Stéphane wrote:
Le Sat, 19 Jan 2008 10:20:29 -0700, dan a écrit :
i guess that main problem is that rsync is going to use what it needs,
no more no less. If you limit rsync's memory it wont just use less
memory, it will throw a fit. If rsync runs out of ram it will crash.
Also, I
[original message lost, sorry]
It doesn't really matter what the specs of your box are, putting a
monitoring solution on the same box as a production server is a bad idea.
What happens when that box fails? What's going to notify you? Nagios won't,
since it'll be down, too.
I'm not sure about
Hi all.
I'm new to the list, but i have a very important question.
I've set up a backup server with backuppc and till yesterday was woring
very well.
Yesterday it had a porblem with the raid card (3ware) and it lost the
root partition...don't ask me why...but it happened (we're at the moment
On 01/23 11:37 , Paul Archer wrote:
Use the big box for BackupPC, and use some hardware that you retired because
it got too slow for Nagios.
I see what you're saying. Put big disks in the older hardware.
I would actually say that you're better off using the more powerful hardware
for
6:20pm, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
On 01/23 11:37 , Paul Archer wrote:
Use the big box for BackupPC, and use some hardware that you retired because
it got too slow for Nagios.
I see what you're saying. Put big disks in the older hardware.
Actually, I meant what you say below: use the
Timothy J. Massey wrote:
IBM XSERIES 3650
CPU : 2 CPU Intel Xeon Dual Core 5110 1.6GHz - 2x2 Mo for L2 bus 1066MHz
RAM : 2 (or 4) Go DDR2 PC2 - 5300 667MHz
Raid control : Serve Ultra 320 SAS 15000 tpm (Raid1)
Network : 2 cards gigabit
These are *insane* specs.
Yes, that's a
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