+1 for Storage Foundations - the only thing with it is to recognise that
it can be finicky about kernels and other file dependences - but since
you're only running a RHEL 5.x release, you should be fine.
Best place to go, is the Symantec Storage Foundations for Linux site here
- https://www.sym
I don't (necessarily) see a problem here. My file system is some 16TB
large, it is mostly just a standard file system, but it also has an area
dedicated to a MySQL database - our 8TB synthetic only backs-up part of
this filesystem, ignoring the MySQL database folders and some other,
non-import
I would look at synthetics ... not quite as large as you, but I backup
around 8TBs on one linux (RHEL 4) server over the weekend (every weekend)
and it completes in well under 24 hours. (About 16-20 hours from memory)
The very first backup has to be a full, but once that is out of the way,
you
Dear Patrick, great result, and I, for one, am always keen to see useful
scripts that help manage NetBackup better.
Cheers
Crowey
From: pwhelan0610
To: VERITAS-BU@MAILMAN.ENG.AUBURN.EDU
Date: 05/12/2011 18:39
Subject:[Veritas-bu] Exclude lists on Unix clients
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Gidday,
With respect to
>You have to use a media server running on Windows as vStorage API is
currently only embeded into such platform. This is actually a limitation
due to VMware, not NBU.
That's not my understanding at all.
You do unequivocally have to have a Windows server to backup from,
Dear Judy,
I think if you add -t BACKUP to it, so that it would read:
bperror -U -problems -t BACKUP -hoursago 24
should do it ...
Cheers
John
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