At 2002-01-25T19:16:22Z, "Jeremy Wadsack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We switch from tape- to hdd-based backup because hard drives are MUCH > cheaper than tapes these days. I need to figure out the 2GB limit on the > drives before I completely restart the system (separate problem.) Ehhh? The good tape drives aren't particularly cheap, but the media is practically throw-away money, especially for any shop larger than one person. I mean, DDS-3 tapes are about $15, which translates to $0.625 per GB. Add the fact that tapes are, by their nature, hot-swappable, and I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a less-expensive and more-featureful HD setup. -- Kirk Strauser
