Author: Jack Lyons <jack.lyons AT MARTINAGENCY DOT COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 14:34:17 -0400
I have 3 servers with five 400+GB volumes among them. Is there a way to split the 400+GB volumes to be able to stream them simultaneously. In the morning I usually find one of them still running even
One option is to create a separate group, tape pool, and client entry for each disk volume. You then schedule each disk volume's backup through the group that's assigned to it. -- Note: To sign off t
I will try to explain how this can be done without loosing newly added directories. I will give a Unix example but windows could be the same. Now to the initial assumptions: 1. Filesystem: /myfs 2. /
Author: "Shelley L. Shostak" <sls AT QSTECH DOT COM>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 12:50:54 -0700
Hi Jack, This would be cleaner if Legato would implement an exclude syntax for save sets. The only other way is to use multiple clients for the folders and have a client that uses "All" in the savese
Author: Andrew McGeorge <Andrew.McGeorge AT ASBBANK.CO DOT NZ>
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 17:13:43 +1200
Jack, Here's how I do it. Windows example. Create one client and specify savesets like this. D:\dir1 D:\dir2 D:\dir3 Create another client and specify savesets like this: D:\ On this client use the f