Ty,
You are going to run a new server or an storage node?
if this will be a server, no client connection will be neded as server
comes with 10 licenses (if i don't bad recall).
if this is going to depend of the main server (you will be using storage
node) you will need storage node license plus the client connections.
Just my 2 cents.
On Mon, 2007-06-18 at 09:56 -0500, Ty Young wrote:
> Patrick:
>
> WRT your questions below, see my comments prefaced by "TY:" ....
>
> 1. I assume we will require an Auto-Changer license (or not since it's a
> single drive)?
>
> TY: no. You will not need an auto-changer license unless the unit
> they're installing is an autochanger or jukebox. If it's just a standalone
> drive, you're all set.
>
> 2. A NetWorker Module for Exchange?
>
> TY: I am not an Exchange expert but I believe this is a required piece for
> backing up Exchange servers reliably, yes.
>
> 3. Four Networker Client connections?
>
> TY: that sounds about right, but keep in mind that you will need a
> NetWorker server license of some 'flavor' (or edition) too, and that most
> (if not all) come with a pre-set number of included client connections (for
> example, the Power and Network editions come with 10 client connections
> built-in.)
>
> 4. There is no UNIX / Oracle, etc.
>
> TY: good, that simplifies things considerably.
>
> (BTW, I renumbered your questions below for clarity...)
>
> 5. Is the proposal to run Networker off of their Main App and Fax Server
> recommended?
>
> TY: I would recommend putting NetWorker on something that's likely to stay
> up the most of all of your Windows boxes, so in this case I think my
> recommendation would be either the DC or the fileserver.
>
> 6 . With a single tape drive, would everything have to go to a single
> pool, and if not, I presume we would need someone to swap tapes out.
>
> TY: no. The Default pool (comes pre-configured with NetWorker) can
> handle Manual, Full and Incremental backups if I'm not mistaken. For this
> size of installation, I'd be inclined to just run with that.
>
> HTH,
> -ty
>
> Phillip T. ("Ty") Young, DMA
> Manager, Data Center and Backup/Recovery Services
> Information Services
> i2 Technologies, Inc.
>
>
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> Greetings,
>
> We currently have a remote office in Italy. Our NT Team is installing a
> LTO3 Tape drive on one of the 4 new servers that are getting installed,
> whereby they want us to "architect" a Legato solution.
>
> Server 1: Exchange
> Server 2: Domain Controller
> Server 3: App Server - Fax Server
> Server 4: File-Print Server.
>
> The App Server / Fax Server is where they propose we install Legato. I
> have a few questions that hopefully someone can give me facts, and /or
> experiences with this.
>
> 1. I assume we will require an Auto-Changer license (or not since it's a
> single drive)?
> 2. A NetWorker Module for Exchange?
> 3. Four Networker Client connections?
> 4. There is no UNIX / Oracle, etc.
>
> 1. Is the proposal to run Networker off of their Main App and Fax Server
> recommended?
> 2. With a single tape drive, would everything have to go to a single
> pool, and if not, I presume we would need someone to swap tapes out.
>
> The amount of data in total should easily fit on a single LTO3 drive, at
> least that is what has been told to me. As with everything that seems
> to come to us, it's late in the implementation that we are tasked with
> performing this work, but would like to have as much insight to this as
> possible. For all of our other "small" remote offices, they have always
> just done local backups, I think using Veritas, and Legato was not used.
>
>
>
> Patrick S. Howard
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