On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 07:31:40PM -0400, john boris wrote:
> Thanks for the quick replies. Some more info. I am backing up 22 SCO boxes
> that have 9gb total space each. I also have 6+ LINUX servers with 75gb
> drives. The SCO Master backups are not 9GB total but more like 4GB since
> the system w
Thanks for the quick replies. Some more info. I am backing up 22 SCO boxes
that have 9gb total space each. I also have 6+ LINUX servers with 75gb
drives. The SCO Master backups are not 9GB total but more like 4GB since
the system was originally built to run on a 1GB drive.
I have to stay with the
If you have a 24x7 work cycle, avoid the green drives. They won't last. Red
drives are reasonable and there are a lot of articles out there on the web
about people using the red drives in production for 24x7. They generally
have a 3 year warranty. If you expect to be doing active caching or other
h
On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 03:23:13PM -0400, john boris wrote:
> I have to rebuild my remote Backup Server (A place for my servers to backup
> to hard dirves). I currently have a LINUX system with a RAID 5 array of
> 300GB SAS drives (Total 1.5TB) which has to be increased to 4TB or larger
> (sorta de
john> I have to rebuild my remote Backup Server (A place for my
john> servers to backup to hard dirves). I currently have a LINUX
john> system with a RAID 5 array of 300GB SAS drives (Total 1.5TB)
john> which has to be increased to 4TB or larger (sorta depends on the
john> cost) We are virtualizin
I have to rebuild my remote Backup Server (A place for my servers to backup
to hard dirves). I currently have a LINUX system with a RAID 5 array of
300GB SAS drives (Total 1.5TB) which has to be increased to 4TB or larger
(sorta depends on the cost) We are virtualizing 22 of my servers which
curren
