> Bacula sends the data directly from the filedaemon on each client to
> the storage daemon with out going through the director (main bacula
> server).
>
I wanted to clarify one thing. The storage daemon is run on the
machine that holds the tape drive. As a result of this design I
believe bacula do
On Tue, 6 Feb 2007, John Drescher wrote:
> Bacula sends the data directly from the filedaemon on each client to
> the storage daemon with out going through the director (main bacula
> server).
If network speed is an issue, one can always configure IP-over-san...
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rigid schedule, inability to multiplex
backups to optimize tape use and backup windows and the code was, as is
typical of production software, 80% error checking and management.
>Message: 7
>Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:35:17 +1100
>From: Alan O'Keefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sub
On 2/6/07, Alan O'Keefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I have a situation where we have a single tape library, (IBM 3581
> Ultrium Tape Loader), which is connected via a fibre SAN to a mix of
> Intel Blade's, (running RH Linux or Win 2K), and a couple of P570
> servers running AIX. I am t
Hi all
I have a situation where we have a single tape library, (IBM 3581
Ultrium Tape Loader), which is connected via a fibre SAN to a mix of
Intel Blade's, (running RH Linux or Win 2K), and a couple of P570
servers running AIX. I am trying to put together a multi-platform
backup strategy and
