If the client machines are Windows systems, then you could use multiple
masters. If the client systems are anything else, you will have to go with
a Enterprise wide master and media servers at the branches.
Windows incremental backups in NB are based on the archive bit (unless
someone has done
Just FYI / Netbackup can backup on Windows via Archive bit or Timestamp.
Timestamp isn't a HUGE issue in this case, the only issue being that the
incremental will backup everything changed since the last incremental
(including anything changed but backed up by the full.) Its not like
timestamps
No solution should be based on a single full backup tape that is
rewritten each week! First problem: if a full backup fails, you have
no backup. Second problem: if your full backup overwrites the first,
you have just invalidated (in any logical sense, while probably not
NetBackup sense) any
This won't work with the incremental backups. The second master server will
think that nothing was backed up and do another full, and hike up their WAN
usage.
But I do agree that having one master server with a media server at each site
is the better way to go.
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On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 10:42 AM, Wayne T Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No solution should be based on a single full backup tape that is
rewritten each week! First problem: if a full backup fails, you have
no backup. Second problem: if your full backup overwrites the first,
you have just
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I don't see in here how much data you're talking about, but another option is
to split your problem up between uptime and data protection...
If you lose a server at a remote site (multi-drive failure in a raidset,
spilled coffee, whatever) I can't see making that 4-hour SLA unless you have
Anyone install Netbackup 6.5 on a Master Server Solaris 10 x64 zfs
filesystem. Any know issues?
Thanks
Jim
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I'm getting ready to do Migration from a 5.1mp6 Sparc(V880-Sol 9) to a 6.5
Solaris 10 X64 server(x4500) (same hostname).
I was planning on just doing a catalog backup and recovery to the new server
but I'm doubting this will work.
Instead I'll probably need to upgrade the V880 to 6.5.1 before I
Megabytes/second, or MB/s. Mb/s would be megabits. But tapes are in MB/s.
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Usually when reading tape speed is it read as megabytes or megabit?
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