If you are usig a SAN or NAS, it should look like 'just another disk'
to your BackupPC server.
So, yes, you can use them.
The problem Ihave found is needing the backuppc backup storage to
appear as a single file system.
I guess you could use software striping across just about any kind of
disk images (real disks, external
RAID, SAN or NAS based drives) but it would be up to you to ensure
redundancy in case one of the
components failed (or just became unavailable temporarily).
IHS ... Jack
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 7:37 AM, yodo64
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> Hi all
>
> I am wondering if it is possible to store the backup datas, on non resident
> devices disks, with Backuppc ?
> Can I have a NAS or a disk in network wich is not inside the backuppc server ?
> IF YES where are the informations about those possibilities ?
>
> If NOT how do I do when all the possibilities of insides disks are full ? Do
> I have to add a second backuppc server ?
>
> Thanks for your help
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