[NCLUG] back ups

[C. J. Keist]

This depends on the amount of data you need to backup.  We have around 1Tb 
of data to backup, therefore we have had to invest high dollars in backup 
software and tape libraries.  We have two libraries, one a ATL 4/52 using 
DLT4000 tapes, and now recently Spectra Logic BullFrog library using the 
Sony 8mm tapes.  We backup all users file space and all servers on nightly 
basis.  Currently we are switching from Alexandria to Tivioli to do our 
backups.  Tivioli supports all the major UNIX platforms including Linux and 
Windows.
Anyway, linux.org lists several backup packages for Linux, also I would 
point you to my former company Eagle Software (http://www.eaglesoft.com) 
they specialize in selling various backup solutions to your needs.

At 10:27 PM 10/11/01 -0600, William Dan Terry wrote:
>I'm just curious what means people are employing for back-ups these
>days, particularly given how much disk space systems can have. I do keep
>data, like documents, in a separate dir tree.
>
>Peace, William
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C. J. Keist                     Email: cjay at engr.colostate.edu
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