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Just a reminder, particularly if you’re new to this blog, that if you’re after some more in-depth coverage of backups,…
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Just a reminder, particularly if you’re new to this blog, that if you’re after some more in-depth coverage of backups,…
Introduction When choosing to deploy backup to disk by using adv_file devices (instead of say, VTLs), there are some design…
This article might be summarised as: I wish Microsoft would pull their heads in and design better email client software….
Twenty years ago today I sat and watched the unfolding events in Tiananmen Square and witnessed the world-wide outcry from…
As you may know, the jump from NetWorker 7.3 to 7.4 saw the introduction of a language/locale-neutral log format in…
Those new to NetWorker may wonder what the purpose of the “/nsr/debug” directory is. When working in Windows environments, the…
One of my dear friends, Siobhán Ellis, will later this year be riding her Lambretta scooter from Sydney to Perth…
Having a strong support background, and having a preference for working in software rather than hardware, when I use NetWorker’s…
Over at SearchStorage, there’s an article at the moment about using NAS disk as a disk backup target – i.e.,…
I’ve recently discovered a site with a prosaic name of “DailyWTF” … obviously aimed at technical people, it frequently covers…
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The Small One!
My latest book is The Busy IT Manager’s Guide to Data Recovery. This book is short and to the point, designed for people who are either responsible, or accountable for data recovery. You can buy from here.
The Big One!
The second edition of Data Protection: Ensuring Data Availability is now available. It’s not just an update to existing content, there’s significant new information in this new edition. Buy here.
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