Hi Dmitri,
WOW! I didn’t know about vchanger. I just read the wiki article about it and
this could really change how I do disk based backup.
I like using a NAS for bacula in the datacenter but some of my customers have
it in their offices and this would really make things cheaper with higher
On 8/14/2014 7:34 PM, Jeff MacDonald wrote:
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> Is there a good way to plan ahead?
If your backup is growing (they always are), you will eventually hit the
limits. There are a couple of workarounds: 1. use hot-swappable drives
and vchanger. That means manual swapping of drives & re-labeling th
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> You have a file based storage array available with a capacity of say 6 TB,
> and you have to back up 20 clients.
>
> Lets say I’m going with the default Full/Diff/Inc weekly schedule and that
> I’ve had an arbitrary retention time of 1 year on fulls 6 months on diffs
> and 1 month on incrementa
Hi,
This has plagued me for a while… [ and while it sounds a lot like a home work
question… its actually just be being curious and reaching out :) ]
Imagine a scenario similar to this:
You have a file based storage array available with a capacity of say 6 TB, and
you have to back up 20 clients
