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Subject: [windows2000] Re: Backup Storage Media
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Andy Wolstenholme <> wrote on Thursday, May 18, 2006 4:56 AM:
We've used LTOs for several years now, with an HP storageworks 215e
tapedrive.
No problem so far. I expected them to wear out faster, but so far I haven't
had to exchange any of them. The tapes are a bit on the expensive side and
we
had to buy like a dozen of them or so in order to keep a few generations
and
to be able to cycle them, though.
I actually just finished rebuilding the backup server yesterday with
win2k3,
after having run run win2k on it for many years. The stoneage Tapeware app
we
used before, now seems to have given up with win2k3, but the builtin
windows
Backup applet works just fine.
We used 1/2GB DLTs before the current 100/200GB LTOs, but we grew out of
those. Data has a tendency to grow over time, and never decrease for some
darn
reason... 8-}
> Hi chaps,
>
> Has anyone used an LTO tape drive in placement for DLT/SDLT drives.
>
> Implementing backup strategy and havent used LTO as yet. Are they as
> reliable as DLT/SDLT (from my experiences anyway) and easy to implement?
>
> Are there any other media and drive recomendations for this sort of
basic
> 'overnight, offsite' backup implementation
>
> thanks in advance
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