I use PHD Virtual Backup to backup the virtual machines. It does full
and block level incremental and delta backups to another filesystem. I
also backup from within the VM's with bacula.
www.phdvirtual.com
On 9/8/2011 2:31 PM, Pietro Bertera wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 2011/9/7 Jan Behrend:
>
>> Don't u
I'm using Bacula with USB drives to perform offsite backups. I'm
trying to create the simplest process possible so in the event I'm
unavailable, my coworkers can perform restores with confidence without
knowing a whole lot about bacula.
Originally, our offsite backups were performed as just a par
Hi,
2011/9/7 Jan Behrend :
> Don't use file based backup software like Bacula on vmdks: The backup
> volume will kill you.
> If you change one byte inside the VM you have to backup all of the
> vmdk image which will be
> substantially (!) larger.
Yes, it's true. I use the copy of vmdks (and VM
> On Tue, 6 Sep 2011 19:24:28 +0200 (CEST), Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk said:
>
> Ss, how do I do this? Is it sufficient to just remove the "tapes" from the
> media library? If so, should I use purge, delete or prune? What is the
> difference? And lastly, should I stick to bconsole for this type of j
Hi,
I'm not using any QNAP but other NAS devices and I prefer NFS because I
can access the volumes from other devices that way. Turned out to be
helpful for me. For example when the backup server has gone away.
Regards
Julian
Von: Arnau Coll :: Puntdoc [mailto:ac...@puntdoc.es]
Ges
> Next item to my wishlist is config a physical bacula with volumes in a QNAP.
> My question is, by NFS or iSCSI? Some partners told me to do in NFS, but I
> think that in iSCSI is the best way...
I used debian squeeze with iscsi and everything goes well,
I didn't tried the nfs option btw..
ciao
Thanks thomas and Pietro,
Ill try to follow your instructions and feedback my succés (or not J )
De: Thomas Ruth [mailto:tr...@ichaos.com]
Enviado el: martes, 06 de septiembre de 2011 19:32
Para: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Asunto: Re: [Bacula-users] Does anyone has backed up vmdk'
I understand and I'm in the same way. All new vm's are deployed in iSCSI
volume on QNAP nas.
Next item to my wishlist is config a physical bacula with volumes in a QNAP.
My question is, by NFS or iSCSI? Some partners told me to do in NFS, but I
think that in iSCSI is the best way...
What do yo
