I have been using Veritas Netbackup under Solaris (server) with solaris,
NT and Linux clients at work and it is a large, complex, and difficult
to set up package, with quirks. However it works extremely well for very
large setups once setup the overhead is worth it (tape management,
restore
I have been using Veritas Netbackup under Solaris (server) with solaris,
NT and Linux clients at work and it is a large, complex, and difficult
to set up package, with quirks. However it works extremely well for very
large setups once setup the overhead is worth it (tape management,
restore
I have done a fair bit of work on this so can offer some advice:
Do NOT use unitedcolo.com - despite offering debian on their home page I
found them to be extremely unsatisfactory. Yes in 20/20 hindsite the
bandwidth and pricing on their page looks to good to be true, but most
non-Australian
to
that.
Currently evaluating one provider who look good on paper but their
respnse times and reliability has not been good. Right now this seems to
be a commodity market, IF the Linux distro of choice is Redhat. But has
anybody had any luck with ones willing to install Debian?
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Duncan Robertson
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