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On 12/17/2012 02:42 PM, Huebner, Andy wrote:
Just general questions on Isilon backup. How
On 01/07/2013 04:44 AM, Kirk S. wrote:
>
> Allan - would you be happy to give some idea of the size of your
> Isilon setup? We're being asked about backing it up to tape now and
> have a number of concerns.
>
It's early days; our actual current occupation is in the teens of
terabytes. Our initial
t: Re: [ADSM-L] Isilon Backup
On 12/17/2012 02:42 PM, Huebner, Andy wrote:
> Just general questions on Isilon backup.
> How do you backup your Isilon, NDMP or CIFS/NFS?
> NDMP FC to tape or Ethernet through the TSM server?
>
Our current state (in implementation now) is:
+ Default,
W
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We only backup via NFS (we have no ACLs so CIFS would be an unnecessary and
hu
On 12/17/2012 02:42 PM, Huebner, Andy wrote:
> Just general questions on Isilon backup.
> How do you backup your Isilon, NDMP or CIFS/NFS?
> NDMP FC to tape or Ethernet through the TSM server?
>
Our current state (in implementation now) is:
+ Default, short-term backup needs
ess the backed up data. This for us was the
most scary aspect out of NDMP.
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On 12/17/12 11:42 AM, Huebner, Andy wrote
Just general questions on Isilon backup.
How do you backup your Isilon, NDMP or CIFS/NFS?
NDMP FC to tape or Ethernet through the TSM server?
We are to the point in our project to figure out the backup bit.
Andy Huebner
Allen,
Thanks for your response.
I did not include your option 0, because I was thinking "large file servers".
Your point about option 0 being potentially more viable if metadata is kept on
SSD is interesting. Does anyone have any first-hand experience with this that
they can share?
Option 4
On 02/13/2012 11:46 AM, Paul Zarnowski wrote:
[...] I see the following major categorizations of how to protect
(large) file servers effectively. Please feel free to comment on
this, as I'm looking to refine my view.
I should say that our "protection goal" would be to have a copy of
data a
At 01:48 PM 2/12/2012, Prather, Wanda wrote:
>NAS devices are closed operating systems, so you can't install a TSM client on
>them.
Depends on what you define as a "NAS device". I believe (not positive) that
SoNAS has an integrated TSM client in it. Some windows-based fileservers can
use an o
On 13/02/12 05:48, Prather, Wanda wrote:
I don't have any personal experience with Isilon, so these answers are based on
other experience with NDMP and filer devices:
Can any of you provide real world backup times for full tree traversal backups
to TSM using NDMP? I understand my mileage may
I don't have any personal experience with Isilon, so these answers are based on
other experience with NDMP and filer devices:
>>Can any of you provide real world backup times for full tree traversal
>>backups to TSM using NDMP? I understand my mileage may vary depending on the
>>data and it's
Thank you all for the information thus far.
Can any of you provide real world backup times for full tree traversal backups
to TSM using NDMP? I understand my mileage may vary depending on the data and
it's size as well as the hardware configuration but there must be a fairly
standard throughpu
Isilon is great usable storage that you can scale in any direction. It
lives under the one Namespace and super easy to admin.
For backup/restore...
Isilon only provide NDMP or direct backup ala Cifs/NFS
# NDMP in TSM is only full and differential. there is no incremental
option. You need to purch
novel with
the NDMP stream.
[RC]
wprat...@icfi.com
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If you are going to use a filer, EMC doesn't support backups of its NAS
devi
] Isilon backup
If you are going to use a filer, EMC doesn't support backups of its NAS
devices (that I have run into) except via NDMP dump.
Netapp on the other hand (or IBM-branded N-series, which is still a
Netapp) supports the -snapdiff api.
I just helped a customer convert about 40 hours
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This may be a bit off topic but consider this a thread bump
We have about 25TB worth of unstructur
This may be a bit off topic but consider this a thread bump
We have about 25TB worth of unstructured data spread across seven windows
servers using DFS. We are using TSM with a monthly image backup as well as
daily journal based backups to collect the data but I'm concerned about restore
t
On 02/02/2012 04:12 PM, Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT wrote:
Anyone backup an Isilon array? Using 3592 tape drives? The sales guys say it
is just NDMP.
I am looking for just basic information (good, bad, Oh Smurf!). One may be in
our future.
We're contemplating such a device, too.
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Anyone backup an I
We are looking at Isilon too, along with NetApp, BlueArc, and SoNAS. Backups
are a real challenge as these get large in scale. Some observations:
1. NDMP requires periodic full backups. This generates a lot of backup
traffic. If you're going over a long-haul network, this can be an issue. N
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for what it's worth, NDMP works with TSM, but that's it. NDMP is not the
most advanced backup solution and the TSM implementation is not the mos
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for what it's worth, NDMP works with TSM, but that's it. NDMP is not the
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We have a bunch of Isilon storage, and back it up using over NFS using
TSM proxy nodes. Our data is easy to segregate into virtual mountpoints,
though, which helps us get pretty good parallelism.
I took one look at NDMP and have stayed well away from it because it
simply doesn't scale. I have a f
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for what it's worth, NDMP works with TSM, but that's it. NDMP is not the
most advanced backup solution and the TSM
for what it's worth, NDMP works with TSM, but that's it. NDMP is not the most
advanced backup solution and the TSM implementation is not the most feature
rich. I'd look into other solutions first before reverting to NDMP.
On 2 feb. 2012, at 22:12, Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT wrote:
> Anyone bac
Anyone backup an Isilon array? Using 3592 tape drives? The sales guys say it
is just NDMP.
I am looking for just basic information (good, bad, Oh Smurf!). One may be in
our future.
Andy Huebner
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