New feature - What's on your network?
We have an almost completely virtualised environment and are using Veeam for several years now. I reccomend Veeam for backing up virtual servers anytime (VM or Hyper-V). You can restore individual...
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Mixture of DPM and LTO tape drives... just implementing an Equallogic Storage solution also for DR. Will need to consolidate to a single backup strategy when this is finished so interested to hear...
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I use Symantec Backup exec for backing up my files on to tape. True, what is said that it takes ages to backup to tape. However since I have a netapp NAS unit configured I can quickly backup to tape...
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A mess of software at the moment... The company I work for has an audit requirement to use NTBackup with Tapes on the DC (Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly). I have opted to use Veeam for our...
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Rishard, I'd take a look at Veeam if I were you. It's easy to work with and quite affordablehttp://www.veeam.com/vm-backup-recovery-replication-software.html?ad=menu Opens a new window
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We use HP data protector with Both backup to Tape and backup to disk.
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Thanks for sharing I'm using Backupexec, Veam and Fastback(IBM) across the group cheers Ben
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Yeah, definitely don't use the Hyper-V snapshot method as a backup method. It's great for just before a patch update so you quickly roll back if it screws up, but that's about it. You'd never want to...
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I am using Evault www.evault.com Opens a new window. We have a on-site backup server (disk to disk backup) that is just running Windows 2008 with Evault's proprietary software for fast restores...
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We are a local public health agency and we currently use Barracuda's Backup solution at our main office (disk-disk-offsite) and Robocopy to a series of external disk drives and an LTO tape at my other...
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We're using Windows Server Backup. 4 2008R2 servers with a 1TB usb external hard drive each. backing up completely, and nightly. Why? It comes with the OS and costs nothing. Management thinks backups...
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I am looking at backup methods and Apps at the moment. Currently running ArcServe and not happy about getting errors and problems restoring. I have tested Backup Exec and DPM2012 , both good for...
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SpiceHeads, thank you for mentioning Veeam! We work for your best interests ;) @Nic, this is a great post!
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DPM 2012, looking at tape or offsite hosting for offsite backups.
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Nice snippets, helps us help each other too. As for backups, RDX cartridges in a wine box buried in the yard. Having a digger of a dog makes backup storage a BREEZE I tell you!
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We're doing pretty much the exact same thing as Rob Dunn. We have a DR center about a block away that's connected by 10Gbs fiber. I have had a little better experience with Appasure support the one...
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