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Jesse
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 1:39 pm    Post subject: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Hello all,

We're running out of space on our current DLT1 and DLT4000 tape
drives, so I'm going to be upgrading quite soon. Our current backup
solution is as follows.

Win2k DC #1 (the original lone server is a SQL server, file server,
DHCP, DNS, etc) - using arcserve to backup to DLT1

Win2k DC #2 (printer server, NAI ePO, some small websites, etc) - send
a backup file using win2k backup to another server to be backed up to
tape.

Win2k Exchange 2000 - backup to DLT 4000 using BackupExec.

I also have couple of other servers not being backed up and the moment
as they simply access data from SQL, and 2 or 3 more servers I will be
setting up soon to take over some of the roles of DC #1 above as well
as run some other apps.

6 servers at a colo which I pull data from them a few times a month
for backup. The colo has some enterprise solution managing the
nightly backups so I'm not too concerned with these servers.

With LTO-3 out now and DLT 1200 around the corner, I'd like to build a
backup server to backup all 7 or so servers to disk over gigE and then
dump all of that to tape.

I'm looking for any recommendations & experiences you might have with
backup software, running on Win2k/2k3, in a similar situation. I'll
need something that is exchange aware and don't know if agents work
with exchange.

Other than Arcserve and BackupExec, are there any other reasonably
priced solutions out there for me? We are a non-profit, so the sky
isn't the limit here. I'd like to keep the whole solution (drive &
software) under $10K if possible.

Thanks,
Jesse
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Erwin van Bilsen
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Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 6:25 pm    Post subject: Re: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Jesse,

Have a look at BakBone,

This will do the job.
"Jesse" <j@boats1.com> schreef in bericht
news:82fmo05hvbdehosorm1piqvun0hjjg3p4l@4ax.com...
Quote:
Hello all,

We're running out of space on our current DLT1 and DLT4000 tape
drives, so I'm going to be upgrading quite soon. Our current backup
solution is as follows.

Win2k DC #1 (the original lone server is a SQL server, file server,
DHCP, DNS, etc) - using arcserve to backup to DLT1

Win2k DC #2 (printer server, NAI ePO, some small websites, etc) - send
a backup file using win2k backup to another server to be backed up to
tape.

Win2k Exchange 2000 - backup to DLT 4000 using BackupExec.

I also have couple of other servers not being backed up and the moment
as they simply access data from SQL, and 2 or 3 more servers I will be
setting up soon to take over some of the roles of DC #1 above as well
as run some other apps.

6 servers at a colo which I pull data from them a few times a month
for backup. The colo has some enterprise solution managing the
nightly backups so I'm not too concerned with these servers.

With LTO-3 out now and DLT 1200 around the corner, I'd like to build a
backup server to backup all 7 or so servers to disk over gigE and then
dump all of that to tape.

I'm looking for any recommendations & experiences you might have with
backup software, running on Win2k/2k3, in a similar situation. I'll
need something that is exchange aware and don't know if agents work
with exchange.

Other than Arcserve and BackupExec, are there any other reasonably
priced solutions out there for me? We are a non-profit, so the sky
isn't the limit here. I'd like to keep the whole solution (drive &
software) under $10K if possible.

Thanks,
Jesse
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flux
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2004 11:50 am    Post subject: Re: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Check out Retrospect at www.dantz.com


In article <82fmo05hvbdehosorm1piqvun0hjjg3p4l@4ax.com>,
Jesse <j@boats1.com> wrote:

Quote:
Hello all,

We're running out of space on our current DLT1 and DLT4000 tape
drives, so I'm going to be upgrading quite soon. Our current backup
solution is as follows.

Win2k DC #1 (the original lone server is a SQL server, file server,
DHCP, DNS, etc) - using arcserve to backup to DLT1

Win2k DC #2 (printer server, NAI ePO, some small websites, etc) - send
a backup file using win2k backup to another server to be backed up to
tape.

Win2k Exchange 2000 - backup to DLT 4000 using BackupExec.

I also have couple of other servers not being backed up and the moment
as they simply access data from SQL, and 2 or 3 more servers I will be
setting up soon to take over some of the roles of DC #1 above as well
as run some other apps.

6 servers at a colo which I pull data from them a few times a month
for backup. The colo has some enterprise solution managing the
nightly backups so I'm not too concerned with these servers.

With LTO-3 out now and DLT 1200 around the corner, I'd like to build a
backup server to backup all 7 or so servers to disk over gigE and then
dump all of that to tape.

I'm looking for any recommendations & experiences you might have with
backup software, running on Win2k/2k3, in a similar situation. I'll
need something that is exchange aware and don't know if agents work
with exchange.

Other than Arcserve and BackupExec, are there any other reasonably
priced solutions out there for me? We are a non-profit, so the sky
isn't the limit here. I'd like to keep the whole solution (drive &
software) under $10K if possible.
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Joe
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Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2004 8:40 pm    Post subject: Re: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Jesse, I think that you will be able to get a great backup solution
under 10K if you go with refurbished equipment. It all comes with
full warranties just as if it was new. send me an email and I will
get back to you as soon as possible
Thanks
Joe


flux <support@fluxsoft.com> wrote in message news:<support-F9975A.01504208112004@news.verizon.net>...
Quote:
Check out Retrospect at www.dantz.com


In article <82fmo05hvbdehosorm1piqvun0hjjg3p4l@4ax.com>,
Jesse <j@boats1.com> wrote:

Hello all,

We're running out of space on our current DLT1 and DLT4000 tape
drives, so I'm going to be upgrading quite soon. Our current backup
solution is as follows.

Win2k DC #1 (the original lone server is a SQL server, file server,
DHCP, DNS, etc) - using arcserve to backup to DLT1

Win2k DC #2 (printer server, NAI ePO, some small websites, etc) - send
a backup file using win2k backup to another server to be backed up to
tape.

Win2k Exchange 2000 - backup to DLT 4000 using BackupExec.

I also have couple of other servers not being backed up and the moment
as they simply access data from SQL, and 2 or 3 more servers I will be
setting up soon to take over some of the roles of DC #1 above as well
as run some other apps.

6 servers at a colo which I pull data from them a few times a month
for backup. The colo has some enterprise solution managing the
nightly backups so I'm not too concerned with these servers.

With LTO-3 out now and DLT 1200 around the corner, I'd like to build a
backup server to backup all 7 or so servers to disk over gigE and then
dump all of that to tape.

I'm looking for any recommendations & experiences you might have with
backup software, running on Win2k/2k3, in a similar situation. I'll
need something that is exchange aware and don't know if agents work
with exchange.

Other than Arcserve and BackupExec, are there any other reasonably
priced solutions out there for me? We are a non-profit, so the sky
isn't the limit here. I'd like to keep the whole solution (drive &
software) under $10K if possible.
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Jason
Guest





Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2004 6:51 am    Post subject: Re: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Thanks for the suggestions everyone, I'm looking into them now.

On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 06:50:42 GMT, flux <support@fluxsoft.com> wrote:

Quote:
Check out Retrospect at www.dantz.com


In article <82fmo05hvbdehosorm1piqvun0hjjg3p4l@4ax.com>,
Jesse <j@boats1.com> wrote:

Hello all,

We're running out of space on our current DLT1 and DLT4000 tape
drives, so I'm going to be upgrading quite soon. Our current backup
solution is as follows.

Win2k DC #1 (the original lone server is a SQL server, file server,
DHCP, DNS, etc) - using arcserve to backup to DLT1

Win2k DC #2 (printer server, NAI ePO, some small websites, etc) - send
a backup file using win2k backup to another server to be backed up to
tape.

Win2k Exchange 2000 - backup to DLT 4000 using BackupExec.

I also have couple of other servers not being backed up and the moment
as they simply access data from SQL, and 2 or 3 more servers I will be
setting up soon to take over some of the roles of DC #1 above as well
as run some other apps.

6 servers at a colo which I pull data from them a few times a month
for backup. The colo has some enterprise solution managing the
nightly backups so I'm not too concerned with these servers.

With LTO-3 out now and DLT 1200 around the corner, I'd like to build a
backup server to backup all 7 or so servers to disk over gigE and then
dump all of that to tape.

I'm looking for any recommendations & experiences you might have with
backup software, running on Win2k/2k3, in a similar situation. I'll
need something that is exchange aware and don't know if agents work
with exchange.

Other than Arcserve and BackupExec, are there any other reasonably
priced solutions out there for me? We are a non-profit, so the sky
isn't the limit here. I'd like to keep the whole solution (drive &
software) under $10K if possible.
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Joe
Guest





Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2004 9:16 pm    Post subject: Re: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Check out www.bltrading.com they have great deals and great people to work with
good luck
Joe

Jason <jason@boats1.com> wrote in message news:<2l80p0tekfn6vkci511l7tf1j5dumipael@4ax.com>...
Quote:
Thanks for the suggestions everyone, I'm looking into them now.

On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 06:50:42 GMT, flux <support@fluxsoft.com> wrote:

Check out Retrospect at www.dantz.com


In article <82fmo05hvbdehosorm1piqvun0hjjg3p4l@4ax.com>,
Jesse <j@boats1.com> wrote:

Hello all,

We're running out of space on our current DLT1 and DLT4000 tape
drives, so I'm going to be upgrading quite soon. Our current backup
solution is as follows.

Win2k DC #1 (the original lone server is a SQL server, file server,
DHCP, DNS, etc) - using arcserve to backup to DLT1

Win2k DC #2 (printer server, NAI ePO, some small websites, etc) - send
a backup file using win2k backup to another server to be backed up to
tape.

Win2k Exchange 2000 - backup to DLT 4000 using BackupExec.

I also have couple of other servers not being backed up and the moment
as they simply access data from SQL, and 2 or 3 more servers I will be
setting up soon to take over some of the roles of DC #1 above as well
as run some other apps.

6 servers at a colo which I pull data from them a few times a month
for backup. The colo has some enterprise solution managing the
nightly backups so I'm not too concerned with these servers.

With LTO-3 out now and DLT 1200 around the corner, I'd like to build a
backup server to backup all 7 or so servers to disk over gigE and then
dump all of that to tape.

I'm looking for any recommendations & experiences you might have with
backup software, running on Win2k/2k3, in a similar situation. I'll
need something that is exchange aware and don't know if agents work
with exchange.

Other than Arcserve and BackupExec, are there any other reasonably
priced solutions out there for me? We are a non-profit, so the sky
isn't the limit here. I'd like to keep the whole solution (drive &
software) under $10K if possible.
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Frank Foss
Guest





Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2004 12:43 am    Post subject: Re: Looking for a backup solution Reply with quote

Joe wrote:
Quote:
Check out www.bltrading.com they have great deals and great people to work with
good luck
Joe


Looking at your reply-to address it seems like you are an employee of
bltrading.com.

It may be appropriate to indicate in your message that you are promoting
the company you are working for, and the usual disclaimers.
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