I’d agree with Ben, all you can really do is measure the ‘tape hours free’ and
say what % busy your overall environment is. You can I guess also see the
total data moved in that backup window or 24 hour period, multiply the ‘% free’
by that and get an approximation at how much more data can be
All,
How do you determine how much data that can be backed up in your environments?
I have NetBackup 6.5.3 with 10 tape drives and 5 media servers in a Windows
environment. Thank you.
Will Tucker | Storage Administrator
Enterprise Technology Services
Manhattan Associates, Inc.
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3:19 PM
To: Will Tucker
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] How Much Data Can Be Backed Up
Will,
Questions like this vary greatly based on many factors. In short, you're
really the only one who can determine that. Here are some basic guidelines I
use.
1. Most people probably use media servers
: [Veritas-bu] How Much Data Can Be Backed Up
All,
How do you determine how much data that can be backed up in your environments?
I have NetBackup 6.5.3 with 10 tape drives and 5 media servers in a Windows
environment. Thank you.
Will Tucker | Storage Administrator
Enterprise Technology Services
