Hi.
Piet le Roux wrote:
A client need to backup user files from +/- 800 Windows workstations at least once a week to a Linux server.
We estimated about 5Mb changed files per workstation per week.
That's a very low estimate. You're sure about that?
Anyone with experience with a simular installation?
Er... no, not me.
Still, should work.
Consider network throughput to the backup server. Play with the maximum concurrent jobs setting to find a value your server just can handle - if set too low you might run into problems with your backup time window. Stage the full backups so you don't run in trouble there - you're lucky if you can simply use Fri 16:00-Mon 8:00 and start all of them.
With these small filesets, you might consider supporting baculas further development - Job migration and a big hard disk with later migration to tape sound like what your client needs...
Arno
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