> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004, Conor Wynne wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>>> Anyone know where I can source some cheap DDS3 media?
>> Buy a hard disk, it'll be cheaper than equivalent GB's in DDS3 media.
10 tapes costs approx 60.
I can divide each tape into OS / FS whatever.
e.g.: Even though I only use windows for testing the odd day, it is
completely updated (apps and all) and there are zero errors in the event
viewer, so I backed her up to a DDS2 last night happy in the knowledge
that when eventually the HDD goes tits up, I can restore from backup
(system state and all).
If I go the HDD backup route, I will have to open the case. And I hate
touching hardware, it really annoys me.
Once each system will be backed up, I can wrap them up in bubbles and
celotape and stick em in the attic for all eternity.
I shall then do daily incremental backups of all my data on the server,
aswell as workstations.
I have not yet decided on a backup solution though. I would like something
that supports remote agent backup of sorts.
I have a copy of tapeware (licenced) and I may try it out.
Any other suggestions?
>> Gotta start backing up my server very soon.
>> Why, cause you received the email this morning from smartd to say
> /dev/hda is starting to die? ;)
All SCSI which smartd does not support, at least on the server.
> regards,
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> Paul Jakma paul at clubi.iepaul at jakma.org Key ID: 64A2FF6A
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