Am 28. Oktober 2014 21:46:26 schrieb Adam Goryachev
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> On 29/10/14 07:00, xpac wrote:
> > Currently I have BackupPC set to simply backup the entire directory which
> contains the .vmsd, .vmx, .vmdk, etc files.
> >
> > Is there a "better"/recommended/best practices way to do this that is
>
Hi Adam,
you are right about the issue with backing up large files- and the vmdk
files are hughe. Up to now I decided against this way. Instead I backed
up the files from inside the VM *and* backed up all files from the VMs
directory but excluded *vmdk files. So I have the configuration files
back
xpac wrote:
> I have BackupPC up and running in our production environment, and so far I am
> happy with it. The environment consists of Linux/Centos boxes exclusively,
> however on one of the boxes a VM runs which is a Windows 2012 (web) server.
>
> Currently I have BackupPC set to simply backu
Thanks for the ideas, I'll go through the forum looking for info on VSS.
Unfortunately its a web server and as we're now expanding into other countries,
stopping the VM/server to do a backup probably isn't going to fly but I'll look
at some of the other options you two have provided.
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On 29/10/14 07:00, xpac wrote:
> I have BackupPC up and running in our production environment, and so far I am
> happy with it. The environment consists of Linux/Centos boxes exclusively,
> however on one of the boxes a VM runs which is a Windows 2012 (web) server.
>
> Currently I have BackupPC
Hello:
On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 01:00:05PM -0700, xpac wrote:
> I have BackupPC up and running in our production environment, and so
> far I am happy with it. The environment consists of Linux/Centos
> boxes exclusively, however on one of the boxes a VM runs which is a
> Windows 2012 (web) server.
I have BackupPC up and running in our production environment, and so far I am
happy with it. The environment consists of Linux/Centos boxes exclusively,
however on one of the boxes a VM runs which is a Windows 2012 (web) server.
Currently I have BackupPC set to simply backup the entire direct
