All
I am hoping you can help
Im not too familiar with Linux, but we have a RedHat Box, that is a VM Guest on
an ESX Host, that has RDM's totalling 14TB
The backups are done over the LAN - Painfully slow as you can imagine.
Im wondering what options I have in terms of trying to improve
Hi,
Issue found for this one, F/W needs to be 1432 and not 1395 (current)
for LTO-5 (I knew this but did not do this upgrade). Getting this
fixed, then need to figure out the encryption issue.
Justin.
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 10:48 PM, Steve Quan sk...@hotmail.com wrote:
Any indications from
Hello Simon,
Check if the DRMs are in virtual compatibility. If they are, you can use
snapshots. Check the compatibility and VMware manuals.
If not, you can use the storage snapshot to create a snapshot and mount it
to a media server. You have to be sour that the application is backup aware
Hi
They are Physical Mode !
Storage Snapshot - Can you explain please?
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu on behalf of stefanos
Sent: Wed 11/04/2012 14:53
To: Simon Weaver; veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Advice Help -
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,
It will be interesting to see how many sites here are using LTO5 drives, and
what their experience has been so far. With the greater throughput, are you
using morepowerful media servers ? Is there a way of using LTFS with NBU ?
/Steve
