> well i looked at tape drives a while ago.. however the cost/mb is so large
> that I looked for another solution.
>
> So my solution is this...I use SATA drives and pretend they are tape
> drives by using vchanger. I put a 4 bay hot swap SATA drive enclosure into
> the bacula server, I can write to 4 drives at a time. I can then remove the
> drives and put them in a flight case for off-site storage.
>
>
To me the choice depends a lot on how many TBs of data you have. With 3TB
SATA drives going for around $100 US you can buy quite a few drives
compared to just the cost of an entry level LTO tape drive. Although I
recommend in either situation if your data is essential make sure you
always have at least 2 full backups on different media.
John
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