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Backup to LAN drive
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Hi Bartjo,
I did use it in an multi-MD environment where systems where connected trough a Wide Area Network.
At the "central site" all the backups where stored to a harddisk using FTP. This was not automated, but always more accurate than the service providers 3 month interval saftey backup. Backup worked fine, fortunally restore never was an issue.
If you have this "backup" stored onto a Tape, CD-RW or CD-R it's also possible to relocate a copy to a save location.
Regards,
\\Jerom
I did use it in an multi-MD environment where systems where connected trough a Wide Area Network.
At the "central site" all the backups where stored to a harddisk using FTP. This was not automated, but always more accurate than the service providers 3 month interval saftey backup. Backup worked fine, fortunally restore never was an issue.
If you have this "backup" stored onto a Tape, CD-RW or CD-R it's also possible to relocate a copy to a save location.
Regards,
\\Jerom
You can do it. You need MDDT (MD Disk Tool) for windows, which allows you to perform disk maintenance operations on the HDU via Network Connection (Local or Remote). It uses the FTP to access the file system (4th port on your NIU, have to be configured to Ethernet)
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