On Tuesday 26 October 2004 23:04, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
> The mail system resides on an AIX server. The storage is in a SAN !
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> For the OS, it is irrelevant since you would have to reinstall AIX, anyway
> !.
That's easy, use an mksysb to backup the rootvg, I don't understand why you
ever s
at decided
to link/share /usr/local among many systems.
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On Tuesday 26 October 2004 21:33, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
> I can't agree with the statement "Do a disaster recovery? Then you never
> need images, only incremental backups."
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> That is EXACTLY why we need to do IMAGE backups.
I don't agree. You need image backup for the disks with mails (I
ly shorter !
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GREAT Stef,
Yes, this backup will be used in disaster recovery.
That means i should not go for image backup, but just incremental every would do
fine.
!!!
Sandra
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> On Tuesday 26 October 2004 19:37, Sandra wrote:
> > Dear Mark,
> > I am confused again.
> Me too :)
>
> > See
On Tuesday 26 October 2004 19:37, Sandra wrote:
> Dear Mark,
> I am confused again.
Me too :)
> See, I need to take backup (image or incremental) of entire system.
> IMAGETYPE is one things, and running fsck later on after restore is
> another.
Why? What do you want to do? Do a disaster recovery
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nd /usr.
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>Since when
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>You can use the IMAGETYPE=dynamic option !
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>From the 5.2.x book:
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>dynamic
>Replaces the depende
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You can only take image backups of Linux filesystems if you can unmount
the filesystem. This requirement will prevent you from image backups of
filesystems containing syste
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> >Dear All,
> >Please share your experience on taking open file backup and
> >image backup on Linux (including system files).
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>Dear All,
>Please share your experience on
Dear All,
Please share your experience on taking open file backup and image backup on
Linux (including system files).
I have been going through documentation and manuals, but there are so many IFs
and BUTs involved.
My scenario is to take cold backup of Oracle 9i on Linux, which is fine, but
with
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