Vault is definitely the way to go, but bpduplicate can be used at no extra
charge. Anything more than basic usage, though, and you'll find yourself
wanting vault.
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What do you mean the trick didn't work? You can certainly backup a CIFS share
via NetBackup. You just have to specify the UNC pathname to it. (You may have
check a box in the policy to allow backing up network drives.)
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As promised, I looked into applying the Birthday Paradox logic to
de-duplication. I blogged about my results here:
http://www.backupcentral.com/content/view/145/47/
Long and short of it: If you've got less than 95 Exabytes of data, I think
you'll be OK.
We just discussed this on the list yesterday. See the thread here:
http://tinyurl.com/2y4jxv
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I'm looking into whether or not this is true. If it is, it's time for an email
campaign.
Some see it as a security hole, and I think that's ridiculous. Anybody who is
root/Administrator on a NetBackup master can push any file to any client any
time they want via a backup/restore command.
Megabytes/second, or MB/s. Mb/s would be megabits. But tapes are in MB/s.
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Wilkinson, Alex wrote:
What is an OST interface ?
The OpenSTorage interface, a new way to use your Data Domain boxes (and other
boxes that support it) with NetBackup. It's not NFS or CIFS, it is its own
transport. It is also not VTL. Think of it as a more intelligent DSU.
In the
chinni krishna wrote:
I am trying to generate an failing event in netbackup environment.
Please any one explain me how can create a failing job in Netbackup.
I do a number of things to generate failed backups (when I'm testing reporting
products, for instance). In NBU, I do things like
owiking wrote:
Im having problems with my diskstage getting to fragmented and thus getting
very slow performance when duplicating to tape. Running defrag isnt an option
since the files are reaplced fequently and the defrag job will take to long
time to run. From what Ive seen and read,
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I've been testing it myself. I think you do need to keep that full backup
around. The synthetic part of a synthetic backup is the consolidation of
the full backup and the incrementals into a single image. This is done via
duplication.
What makes it synthetic is that it is created tape
Yes, well, the forum software replaced all the at signs in my script with
less-than-space-a-t-space-greater-than...
Sorry about that. It's the obfuscate email addresses feature that others
requested. I'll manually edit it and fix that.
For a particular guest, there is a 1TB VMDK, but there is currently only
about 100GB of data on the VMDK. We see it get through the 100GB in record
time, but then it just keeps going until it gets through the whole disk.
Is this normal?
I believe this is the way that FlashBackup
For those interested, the google english translation of the previous post is:
Hello everyone,
I just read the C version (April 1) on deduplication NetBackup 7.0.
It is mentioned that only the DAS or FC is supported (not CIFS, NFS and iSCSI
bizare).
Someone has experience on the subject?
I do
Interesting - I see this response but not what it is responding too.
Did something not make to the mailing list from BackupCentral?
It's a side effect of my human SPAM filter. The first post had to be approved
and the second post didn't. ;)
quotehi. i am a new baby to netbackup please anyone suggest me some books to
gain complete knowledge on netbackup and to get certified also, please don't
tell me that symantec books vol1,vol2 are good, i don't like them./quote
Unfortunately the only books on NetBackup are the books you just
Standard compression ratio rules apply. Your mileage may vary, but it's
typically going to be 1.5:1 to 2:1 or so.
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others. We're going to talk about a number of Symantec products. You can see
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