Linda,
There is a lot more to a full disaster recovery plan then I could possibly write in
an email.
In a nutshell I:
1) Rsync the main server to the hot backup daily
2) Do a full weekly backup to tape using bru
3) Do a daily incremental backup to tape
4) Rotate the tapes on a six week rotatio
Thanks for the information Pete. Can you share with me how to do the system backup for ltsp servers (software etc)?
I really appreciate the help. Thanks.
Linda
Peter Billson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Linda,What do you mean by "system crash?" Are you talking about hardware failure or are yo
Joseph,
Yes, I do mean that the second server is running all the time with heartbeat running
to switch servers should the primary fail. The two servers are kept syncronized so
that they are (almost) mirrors of each other.
I should note that this will not allow the LTSP users to just keep on
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 12:41, Peter Billson wrote:
> Linda,
> What do you mean by "system crash?" Are you talking about hardware failure or are
>you used to the 'World of Windows' where the OS tend to dribble on itself? In the
>world of Linux the 'dribble' problem doesn't exist but the hardware
Linda,
What do you mean by "system crash?" Are you talking about hardware failure or are
you used to the 'World of Windows' where the OS tend to dribble on itself? In the
world of Linux the 'dribble' problem doesn't exist but the hardware problem still does.
All servers will fail, it is just a
Hi,
What are the contingency plans if the system crash (LINUX Red Hat 7.2 kernel 2.4.5 & LTSP kernel core 3.4)? Should we do a system backup etc?
Thanks for the help.
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