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04-12-2007 12:33 AM
04-12-2007 12:33 AM
fbackup
guys,
i will do this the first time that i need your advise.
have decided to do fbackup but i can't afford having my server to be offline, will an online fbackup can guarantee me good tape backups? how would i know how many dds tapes i would use then for a full backup? lastly, how should i best approach doing full backup of my server using tapes?
appreciate your help and tips.
thanks in advance!
mon
i will do this the first time that i need your advise.
have decided to do fbackup but i can't afford having my server to be offline, will an online fbackup can guarantee me good tape backups? how would i know how many dds tapes i would use then for a full backup? lastly, how should i best approach doing full backup of my server using tapes?
appreciate your help and tips.
thanks in advance!
mon
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04-12-2007 01:03 AM
04-12-2007 01:03 AM
Re: fbackup
Ramon,
We do fbackup up nightly. We do have the latitude of rebooting nightly to kick people out.
That said, is this a database server?
We perform nightly exports of our databases and we run archives of the primary database engine.
With Fbackup you can use a graph file to include/exclude directories or file systems.
In order to assure you don't have anyone on the system and a file in use (and thus ignored by fbackup). you will need to have a scheduled downtime.
I support K12 schools in a very small area, and I can take my system down from 11PM to around 3:00AM without causing anyone heartburn.
Even 24 hour banking systems I've dealt with in the past will generally perform a full backup on weekends..
You may want to discuss it will the "powers that be"
Our Informix database I can get live archives off at anytime. You may want to check your db vendor as well as checking the OS.
We do fbackup up nightly. We do have the latitude of rebooting nightly to kick people out.
That said, is this a database server?
We perform nightly exports of our databases and we run archives of the primary database engine.
With Fbackup you can use a graph file to include/exclude directories or file systems.
In order to assure you don't have anyone on the system and a file in use (and thus ignored by fbackup). you will need to have a scheduled downtime.
I support K12 schools in a very small area, and I can take my system down from 11PM to around 3:00AM without causing anyone heartburn.
Even 24 hour banking systems I've dealt with in the past will generally perform a full backup on weekends..
You may want to discuss it will the "powers that be"
Our Informix database I can get live archives off at anytime. You may want to check your db vendor as well as checking the OS.
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04-12-2007 01:05 AM
04-12-2007 01:05 AM
Re: fbackup
Another thing you may want to consider doing is ignite.
It has been a real saver a couple of times.
It has been a real saver a couple of times.
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04-12-2007 01:40 AM
04-12-2007 01:40 AM
Re: fbackup
dear rex,
it's a network management server with no such redundancy running informix database, which as much as possible should never miss any network events especially service affecting alarms occurrences.
still appreciate so much your response, tips and sdvise sir.
thanks,
mon
it's a network management server with no such redundancy running informix database, which as much as possible should never miss any network events especially service affecting alarms occurrences.
still appreciate so much your response, tips and sdvise sir.
thanks,
mon
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