[Veritas-bu] Disaster recovery planning
2001-08-29 17:32:00
NetBackup doesn't seem to give you much help for DR planning.
What we are doing is to take regular Ignite images of the NetBackup
master/media server, including the NetBackup software. The NetBackup
catalogues are backed up seperately to tape. This uses a set of
scripts to get each nights catalogue backup on to a seperate tape as
Veritas seem to think that you'll want to alternate these backups
between the same two tapes.
The procedure for DR is to build a replacement NetBackup sevrer using
the Ignite image. This gives us a working NetBackup system minus the
catalogue. The catalogue is then recovered from tape. We then change
the drive configuration to match the set up of the DR box.
At this point we have a working Master/Media server. During the last
DR test this process took about 2 hours.
Peter McFarlane
From: "Sixbury, Dan" <sixbury AT celeritas DOT com>
To: "EBU (E-mail)" <Veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu>
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:16:09 -0500
Subject: [Veritas-bu] disaster recovery planning
I am looking at setting up a disaster recovery plan for HP-UX and
NT/2000 and possibly Novell. What NetBackup tools or software is
available or suggested for developing and mainitaining a disaster
recovery plan?
I know that NT is supposed to have a IDR (Intelligent Disaster
Recovery) tool, but I wasn't sure if there were similar tools for
Unix. I have seen some products in the past that supposedly would
print out reports of everything that you needed for restoring the data
center to a point in time (with a lot of implied assumptions).
Thanks,
Dan
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