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03-26-2002 03:44 AM
03-26-2002 03:44 AM
Backup Scheduling for Library 1/9
Hello,
does anybody have experience in planning a backup schedule for the Sure Store Tape Autoloader 1/9 with Veritas Backup Exec? I want to cover a daily backup mo-th * weekly 1st-last friday. and every month. How should I arrange the tapes (all in one media group) or a specific media group for day, week, month. If so - how ist the overwrite protection configured correctly?
does anybody have experience in planning a backup schedule for the Sure Store Tape Autoloader 1/9 with Veritas Backup Exec? I want to cover a daily backup mo-th * weekly 1st-last friday. and every month. How should I arrange the tapes (all in one media group) or a specific media group for day, week, month. If so - how ist the overwrite protection configured correctly?
Bille
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03-26-2002 04:29 AM
03-26-2002 04:29 AM
Re: Backup Scheduling for Library 1/9
Christian,
I like the idea of specific media group for day, week, month. And I would NOT overwrite the INFO, without a rotation plan. The rotation plan of the Media Groups depends upon the needs of your company and the applications and data involved. If you do a lot of restores, then rotation of Media groups should be minimal - meaning you should keep a lot of media groups around for a long time. If you don't do a lot of restores, then you need to weigh how important it is to be able to go back to a certain date in case of an emergency. I would personally suggest weekly's and monthly's be kept for at least a year if not a lot longer. I guess I can't stress enough how much of this is a Business Issue that your company has to decide upon.
live free or die
harry
I like the idea of specific media group for day, week, month. And I would NOT overwrite the INFO, without a rotation plan. The rotation plan of the Media Groups depends upon the needs of your company and the applications and data involved. If you do a lot of restores, then rotation of Media groups should be minimal - meaning you should keep a lot of media groups around for a long time. If you don't do a lot of restores, then you need to weigh how important it is to be able to go back to a certain date in case of an emergency. I would personally suggest weekly's and monthly's be kept for at least a year if not a lot longer. I guess I can't stress enough how much of this is a Business Issue that your company has to decide upon.
live free or die
harry
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