The arkeia software is good for your requirement...
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On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 11:30
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 11:30, YoloIts wrote:
> I have 4 Red Hat Linux servers that I want to backup. I have a Sony DDS-3
> tape drive.
> I am looking for backup software that I can use to backup all the servers.
> I would like to get a package that has a GUI interface. I have found
&
I have 4 Red Hat Linux servers that I want to backup. I have a Sony DDS-3
tape drive.
I am looking for backup software that I can use to backup all the servers.
I would like to get a package that has a GUI interface. I have found
packages on the web but I wanted to get your input and ideas.
Any
On Thu, 2003-10-02 at 15:33, Dali Islam wrote:
> Hi! Everybody, I have an external usb hard drive. I
> have three servers running windows 2000 server(Soon,
> we will convert to Linux).
>
> My idea is to use Linux box to backup the data on the
> external drive as we are converting to linux in near
Hi! Everybody, I have an external usb hard drive. I
have three servers running windows 2000 server(Soon,
we will convert to Linux).
My idea is to use Linux box to backup the data on the
external drive as we are converting to linux in near
future, there is no reason to use a windows server to
do th
t, can anyone recommend a good oracle
> database table backup software?
> Thanks
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I have redhat 7.3 with oracle on it, can anyone recommend a good oracle
database table backup software?
Thanks
Jianping Zhu
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| Okay, I have two questions that are not on topic.
| 1) Any good open source backup software?
|
| I'm currently using dump and tar. I like the simplicity of dump but I
| would like to be able to get all my volumes on one tape. I think you can
| do this if you forward your position befor
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Okay, I have two questions that are not on topic.
1) Any good open source backup software?
Amanda.
http://www.amanda.org/
I'm currently using dump and tar. I like the simplicity of dump but I
would like to be able to get all my volumes on one tape. I think you can
do this if you forward
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Objet : Tape backup software and drives
Okay, I have two questions that are not on topic.
1) Any good open source backup software?
I&#
Okay, I have two questions that are not on topic.
1) Any good open source backup software?
I'm currently using dump and tar. I like the simplicity of dump but I
would like to be able to get all my volumes on one tape. I think you can
do this if you forward your position before you star
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you might like 'bu' by Vincent Stemen, free :
do a yahoo or google search on Vincent Stemen, it will come up right away
He designed this specifically for backing up to disk as opposed to tape
Uses 'cp' exclusively i think
My main machine not up rightnow or i could
On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 02:54:37PM -0500, Kent Borg wrote:
> Does anyone here know of good online backup software? That is, with
> disks getting so big that they can be hard to fill up and tapes are
> getting impractical, why not back up a Linux machine to a different
> computer, or
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> Does anyone here know of good online backup software? That is, with
> disks getting so big that
Does anyone here know of good online backup software? That is, with
disks getting so big that they can be hard to fill up and tapes are
getting impractical, why not back up a Linux machine to a different
computer, or in the case of a raid 1 machine, maybe even to itself (to
a normally unmounted
ackup-software
hi friends
we have RH7.1 network ,solaris 7 and windows too ,i am searching
for a backup software which suits our network.i have tried AMANDA,
that wont work because that needs disk slices to be given as
input(am i right?),but i want only some directories(users home
directories)
I use amanda. I'm happy with it. You can specify file systems.
If your backing up other users systems I strongly encourage you to
backup EVERYTHING.
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> we have RH7.1 network ,solaris 7 and windows too ,i am searching
> for a backup software which suits our network.i have t
ing
> for a backup software which suits our network.i have tried AMANDA,
> that wont work because that needs disk slices to be given as
> input(am i right?),but i want only some directories(users home
> directories) to be backed up
>
> can anybody suggest me a backup so
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 09:41, shyam wrote:
> hi friends
>
> we have RH7.1 network ,solaris 7 and windows too ,i am searching
> for a backup software which suits our network.i have tried AMANDA,
> that wont work because that needs disk slices to be given as
> input(am i right
hi friends
we have RH7.1 network ,solaris 7 and windows too ,i am searching
for a backup software which suits our network.i have tried AMANDA,
that wont work because that needs disk slices to be given as
input(am i right?),but i want only some directories(users home
directories) to be
> "ed" == Ernie Dumas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ed> Hello All,
ed> I need some help. I am a Linux newbie; a Windows NT Admin who is
ed> exploring the wonderful world of Linux. We have brought a new Linux
ed> oracle server in house and I need to set up some type of back up
Hi,
try amanda, it's a great powerfull backup tool, which can backup over
network.
regard
Alex
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Hello All,
I need some help. I am a Linux newbie; a Windows NT Admin
who is exploring the wonderful world of Linux. We have brought a new Linux oracle
server in house and I need to set up some type of back up routine. I would
prefer some type of GUI application but have read that taper,
On Tue, 14 May 2002 14:32:07 -0400
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> > "k" == kcsmart writes:
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> k> On Tue, 14 May 2002 05:58:04 -0500
> k> "scott.list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >> I like BRU. I've had excellent results from it.
> >www.estinc.com
>
> k>
> "k" == kcsmart writes:
k> On Tue, 14 May 2002 05:58:04 -0500
k> "scott.list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I like BRU. I've had excellent results from it. www.estinc.com
k> And I got a cheap personal edition on Ebay. Around $30+s&h.
The only problem with most of these
im Hale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: "Mailing List - Redhat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Subject: Tape Backup Software
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> >
> > > I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seaga
I like BRU. I've had excellent results from it. www.estinc.com
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> Subject: Tape
: Mailing List - Redhat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Tape Backup Software
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> I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seagate 4g/8g Tape Backup
> Drive and Veritas Tape Backup Software. Is there software that is comparable to
> Veritas for Linux so that maybe I c
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Subject: Tape Backup Software
> I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seagate 4g/8g Tape
Backup
> Drive and Veritas Tape Backup Software. Is there software that is
comparable to
> Veritas for Linux so that
Hello Jim,
Look at Arcserve. Veritas should also have a Linux part ?
Cheers,
Pieter
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Bru is an excellent piece of software we've used it on many severs with
great results
http://www.tolisgroup.com/
Mike
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I just m
t me to. The install and
configure docs are pretty cook book. I don't care much for the
FAQ-O-Matic on the web site.
Good luck.
Patrick
On Mon, 2002-05-13 at 14:22, Jim Hale wrote:
> I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seagate 4g/8g Tape Backup
> Drive and Veritas
On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 06:41:45PM -0500, Jim Hale wrote:
> Problem with that is, I spent enough on the Veritas that I don't want to
> have to spend anymore. :P
Most vendors will give you equivalent credit if changing platforms. Look at
it as not losing your existing investment in Veritas.
No,
used to it.
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On 18:41 13 May 2002, Jim Hale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Problem with that is, I spent enough on the Veritas that I don't want to
| have to spend anymore. :P
Well, AMANDA is one of the more common free UNIX backup systems:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/amanda/?topic_id=137
It may not
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> On Monday 13 May 2002 02:22, you wrote:
> > I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seagate
> 4g/8g Tape
>
On Monday 13 May 2002 02:22, you wrote:
> I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seagate 4g/8g Tape
> Backup Drive and Veritas Tape Backup Software. Is there software that is
> comparable to Veritas for Linux so that maybe I can move another server
> OVER to Linux?
I'm currently using a Win2K Advanced Server with a Seagate 4g/8g Tape Backup
Drive and Veritas Tape Backup Software. Is there software that is comparable to
Veritas for Linux so that maybe I can move another server OVER to Linux?
Thanks!
Jim Hale
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On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Bret Hughes wrote:
> I have used amanda for about a year and A half now. I have only had to
> revcover files that I accidently deleted well, one time most of a 10GB
> partiton rm -f is not your friend in all cases :) Any way I believe the
> amanda approcah is not necessaril
"Martin A. Marques" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anybody seen amanda? www.amanda.org. Pretty cool!!!
It's included in Red Hat Linux 7 and above.
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Has anybody seen amanda? www.amanda.org. Pretty cool!!!
Mensaje citado por: Wayne Stout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Here at my office, we use Arkeia. Since I had never dealt with backup
> software, it took me a while to understand how to run it properly, but
> once I got that down,
Reiner Buehl wrote:
>
> I am also looking for a good and free backup program but I would ave to
> save Win98/Win2000 boxes as well s some unix boxes. I saw that amanda uses
> samba to backup windows boxes. Does this work for disaster recoveries? Or
> is there a real Win32 client (freely) availabl
Wednesday, February 21, 2001 4:35 PM
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>
> I am also looking for a good and free backup program but I
> would ave to
> save Win98/Win2000 boxes as well s some unix boxes. I saw
> that amanda uses
>
,
Reiner.
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> I like amanda. Free,
I need a good reliable program for Backup and Recovery of my office server.
Any Recommendations? Anything I should stay away from?
TIA
Steve
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I like amanda. Free, well supported, cross-Unix compatible. RPM's come
with Red Hat. Bit of a learning curve but well worth it IMHO.
Steve Gulick wrote:
>
> I need a good reliable program for Backup and Recovery of my office server.
>
> Any Recommendations? Anything I should stay away from?
Here at my office, we use Arkeia. Since I had never dealt with backup
software, it took me a while to understand how to run it properly, but
once I got that down, everything has been running well.
They also have a free edition, as long as you only want to back up the
linux server and 2 clients
ess about every other time, I have anything but
>stellar results with this software. I have looked around on freshmeat and a
>few other sites, but I have not found any backup software that seems highly
>used/recommended.
>
>The requirements of the software I need are:
>* Must wri
sites, but I have not found any backup software that seems highly
used/recommended.
The requirements of the software I need are:
* Must write to a cdr or cdrw
* Must support multiple cdr backup (ie: not limited to one cd when backing
up)
* must be able to perform a full system backup
* must
Stay away from Arkeia. There is a known problem with large ( greater
that one gig) files. I found this out the hard way.
Try BRU.
Mark Lo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have purchased RedHat Linux 6.2 professional edition, I would
> like to know do I need a license to run arkeia backup prog
Hi,
I have purchased RedHat Linux 6.2 professional edition, I would
like to know do I need a license to run arkeia backup program.
And How to run arkeia in Xwindows. eg. What command do should I
use. I have read the manual, still can't find any command to run arkeia
under RedHat in X
On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Adam Sleight wrote:
> I plan on getting a new 2U rackmount with one 9G and two 36GB SCSI's for a SAMBA
>server.
> I use tar currently for my mail server and it works fine. However, for this SAMBA
>server
> I'd prefer a "commercial" solution. I need to *remotely* backup/res
Adam Sleight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I plan on getting a new 2U rackmount with one 9G and two 36GB SCSI's for a
>SAMBA server.
>I use tar currently for my mail server and it works fine. However, for
>this SAMBA server
>I'd prefer a "commercial" solution. I need to *remotely* backup/restore
>this
I am away from the office until
tuesday 2nd may,2000
Michuki and Jimmy will help. I will be in touch with Dine.
Regards
Solomon
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What is it about Commercial backup software that
you like? The proprietary tape formats, the unencrypted
client/server communications, or the crappy tech support?
Just not kidding, hee hee.
We've got the nightmare of all backup situations here,
with multiple platforms (Netware 3.12, Netwar
I am away from the office until
tuesday 2nd may,2000
Michuki and Jimmy will help. I will be in touch with Dine.
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Adam,
>I plan on getting a new 2U rackmount with one 9G and two 36GB SCSI's for a
>SAMBA server.
>I use tar currently for my mail server and it works fine. However, for
>this SAMBA server
>I'd prefer a "commercial" solution. I need to *remotely* backup/restore
>this server...no
I just ordere
I am away from the office until
tuesday 2nd may,2000
Michuki and Jimmy will help. I will be in touch with Dine.
Regards
Solomon
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I would recommend using ArcServeIT, I have been using this for about two
years now without any problems. I would'nt try the beta software on your
production machine, though. Start with an existing released version, then
work your way up. I haven't messed around with any others, but ArcServeIT
has
I am away from the office until
tuesday 2nd may,2000
Michuki and Jimmy will help. I will be in touch with Dine.
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I plan on getting a new 2U rackmount with one 9G and two 36GB SCSI's for a
SAMBA server.
I use tar currently for my mail server a
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I plan on getting a new 2U rackmount with one 9G and two 36GB SCSI's for a
SAMBA server.
I use tar currently for my mail server and it works fine. However, for this
SAMBA server
I&#
I plan on getting a new 2U rackmount with one 9G and two 36GB SCSI's for a SAMBA
server.
I use tar currently for my mail server and it works fine. However, for this SAMBA
server
I'd prefer a "commercial" solution. I need to *remotely* backup/restore this
server...no
monitor or keyboard will be
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Ed Lazor wrote:
>
> Hi =)
>
> What's the best tape backup software available for linux that's free?
tar -czvf
> What's the best tape backup software available for linux that costs money?
bru
> Is there any tape backup software for linu
Hello Ed Lazor,
Once you wrote about "Tape Backup Software":
>
> What's the best tape backup software available for linux that's free?
> What's the best tape backup software available for linux that costs money?
> Is there any tape backup software for
Their site is
www.arkeia.com
Frank
www.xmission.com/~dmacleod
Hi =)
What's the best tape backup software available for linux that's free?
What's the best tape backup software available for linux that costs
money?
Is there any tape backup software for linux that will allow
Hi =)
What's the best tape backup software available for linux that's free?
What's the best tape backup software available for linux that costs money?
Is there any tape backup software for linux that will allow people to go in
and restore their own files?
Thanks in advance =
bunicula at netgoth dot net wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> i'm looking for the best way to do backups on my home network. here's the
> setup...
>
> i've got a rhl 6.0 machine with a total of about 14-15 gig of data that
> will need to be backed up.
>
> i also have a sun sparc, running solaris 7, with a
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Stan Brown wrote:
> The only other thing that would sugest you do is keep a _written_
> procedure for restoring from tha amanda tapes _without_ the amanda
> software. What if it was on the drive you lost. Of course to do this
> properly, you would need
>
>
>hello,
>
>i'm looking for the best way to do backups on my home network. here's the
>setup...
>
>i've got a rhl 6.0 machine with a total of about 14-15 gig of data that
>will need to be backed up.
>
>i also have a sun sparc, running solaris 7, with a 24 gig DDS3 tape drive.
>right now the spa
hello,
i'm looking for the best way to do backups on my home network. here's the
setup...
i've got a rhl 6.0 machine with a total of about 14-15 gig of data that
will need to be backed up.
i also have a sun sparc, running solaris 7, with a 24 gig DDS3 tape drive.
right now the sparc nfs mounts
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