Hi Pro's!
I have some data on a NAS filer (netapp) where I need to save the backups for 25 years. Today I have solved this with NDMP backup and datamovers.
After I have spoken to some guys I have Heard that if I need to restore the data in 25 years from now I need to have a netapp system!! (Is this true??)
This made me worried.
I therefore have tried to backup my filer via CIFS (unc paths). The problem is that I have ~100 TB of data, located on ~50 volumes. How can I setup this in the best way?
One node for each volume share as I schedule with the objects option in a client schedule? (not so funny with fifty nodes)
One node for all volumes (yes please) with many schedules and several volumes specified in the client schedule via objects option?
Any other way of setting this up with the best performance and less administration?
/C
I have some data on a NAS filer (netapp) where I need to save the backups for 25 years. Today I have solved this with NDMP backup and datamovers.
After I have spoken to some guys I have Heard that if I need to restore the data in 25 years from now I need to have a netapp system!! (Is this true??)
This made me worried.
I therefore have tried to backup my filer via CIFS (unc paths). The problem is that I have ~100 TB of data, located on ~50 volumes. How can I setup this in the best way?
One node for each volume share as I schedule with the objects option in a client schedule? (not so funny with fifty nodes)
One node for all volumes (yes please) with many schedules and several volumes specified in the client schedule via objects option?
Any other way of setting this up with the best performance and less administration?
/C