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 conveni
Lucas Albers wrote:
> How else is it going to have permissions to backup everything on the system?
> The port it locked to a particular backup server...
> So only that ip address can connect to that port.
You're right, I was being vague. It absolutely has to run as root.
But I am generally wary o
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 conveni
Lucas Albers wrote:
> How else is it going to have permissions to backup everything on the system?
> The port it locked to a particular backup server...
> So only that ip address can connect to that port.
You're right, I was being vague. It absolutely has to run as root.
But I am generally wary o
How else is it going to have permissions to backup everything on the system?
The port it locked to a particular backup server...
So only that ip address can connect to that port.
we use legato to backup:
suse 8x,redhat 6x,7x clients,windows nt2k,xpwin2k clients.
sgi
Works great!, we love it.
Have
Martin Foster wrote:
>
> So far, I've trialled Legato's Networker 7.1, and Veritas' NetBackup 5.0
> code, with IBM scheduled to drop off a media kit for Tivoli Storage
> Manager 5.2.2 in a day or so.
I didn't like Veritas' software at all -- it worked (moderately) under
Linux by running as root
How else is it going to have permissions to backup everything on the system?
The port it locked to a particular backup server...
So only that ip address can connect to that port.
we use legato to backup:
suse 8x,redhat 6x,7x clients,windows nt2k,xpwin2k clients.
sgi
Works great!, we love it.
Have
Martin Foster wrote:
>
> So far, I've trialled Legato's Networker 7.1, and Veritas' NetBackup 5.0
> code, with IBM scheduled to drop off a media kit for Tivoli Storage
> Manager 5.2.2 in a day or so.
I didn't like Veritas' software at all -- it worked (moderately) under
Linux by running as root
NetVault is also "decent" software and generally a lot cheaper than some
of the more well-knowns.
http://www.bakbone.com/products/backup_and_restore/
Personally I didn't make the decision to use it at one employer, but it
worked fine and was cross-platform, etc. Quite flexible also.
Install on
NetVault is also "decent" software and generally a lot cheaper than some
of the more well-knowns.
http://www.bakbone.com/products/backup_and_restore/
Personally I didn't make the decision to use it at one employer, but it
worked fine and was cross-platform, etc. Quite flexible also.
Install o
Hello List,
Our network has grown to the point where managing a plethora of
different backup software packages is consuming too much operator time.
I'm looking at moving to a sole platform for all our Debian (x86),
Solaris (sparc), and Windows (x86) servers.
So far, I've trialled Legato's Netw
Hello List,
Our network has grown to the point where managing a plethora of
different backup software packages is consuming too much operator time.
I'm looking at moving to a sole platform for all our Debian (x86),
Solaris (sparc), and Windows (x86) servers.
So far, I've trialled Legato's Netw
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