Hi Michael,

Thanks for the info. What's the network configuration for the AMANDA if you
are backing up remote servers simultaneously? I never did remote backup
before.

Thanks for the advise on the database - I was thinking of backing up MySQL
with just a disk backup. I thought it would be easier.

Maenard

On Dec 18, 2007 9:57 AM, Michael Cole < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Just wrote an article in Linux+ DVD mag 1/2008 vol 2 no 1 on AMANDA.
>
> Works well and does the Windows and Linux boxes, I don't deal with a
> Terabyte
> but it does incremental and Full backups, easy to configure and stable.
>
> I combined it with ZRM for the Mysql Db. If you have Commercial Databases
> check first which methods will back them up since a harddisk copy will 90%
> not work (trust me here. when you need it you will find out.)
>
> If you have more questions on this I can help you here.
>
>
>
> If you can out lay some money for the solution you may want to look at
> Arkeia
>
> Arkeia Options
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> or
> Arkeia Smart Backup. Significant features and benefits of the available
> options include:
>
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> of a
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> backup
> of widely used applications such as Lotus, Open-Xchange (including SLOX),
> LDAP, MS Exchange, and databases such as Oracle, mySQL, PostgreSQL, DB2,
> and
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>
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> a
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