Yup - works fine.  My 10TB DSU is a NAS share.  Netbackup just wants a
filesystem so it doesn't matter what's beneath it.  Note, you pay a
network/NFS penalty as compared to SAN disk.

There's even a cool trick, mount it on multiple media servers with the
same pathname.  If it's on two media servers then on media server can
write the files and another can read them for duplicating.  I use this
to write database files on one server, then duplicate (-altreadhost)
them for offsite on a non-database server.

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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Help: NAS Disk as a Storage Unit?


Hi,

Can a media server mount a NFS disk shared out by a NAS and use that
mount NFS disk as a DISK Storague Unit? I know it can be done using SAN
Disk but what abt NAS?

Anyone implement before?

Thanks

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