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New micromanual – LinuxVTL and NetWorker

 Preston de Guise  October 14, 2010  2 Comments on New micromanual – LinuxVTL and NetWorker

Having spent the last several days of my holiday clearing lantana from my property, I needed to take a break…

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 Posted in: Linux, NetWorker, Site  Tagged: CentOS, linuxvtl, micromanual, NetWorker

Is bare metal recovery dead?

 Preston de Guise  October 4, 2010  3 Comments on Is bare metal recovery dead?

It used to be 10 years ago that you couldn’t do anything in the backup space without having an answer…

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 Posted in: Backup theory, Recovery  Tagged: bare metal recovery, BMR, Disaster Recovery

NetWorker 7.6 SP1

 Preston de Guise  September 25, 2010  26 Comments on NetWorker 7.6 SP1

Introduction I was lucky enough to get to work on the beta testing programme for NetWorker 7.6 SP1. While there…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 7.6, 7.6 SP1, ADV_FILE, AFTD, checkpoint, checkpoint restart, clone, Cloning, NetWorker, scheduled clone

Backup to Disk and Busy State Staging

 Preston de Guise  September 11, 2010  7 Comments on Backup to Disk and Busy State Staging

Backup to disk has well and truly become entrenched as a core backup strategy in most companies. By “backup to…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Backup theory, NetWorker  Tagged: B2D, backup to disk, staging

Using backup and recovery systems to track data growth

 Preston de Guise  September 2, 2010  2 Comments on Using backup and recovery systems to track data growth

There’s a lot of talk about tracking data growth by watching SAN and NAS usage, counting allocated storage by the…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Backup theory  Tagged: data growth, IT, IT performance, performance, performance improvement, sizing, tracking, trending

First thoughts – NetWorker 7.5 SP3 AFTD Enhancements

 Preston de Guise  August 23, 2010

On the weekend it came out, being your typical backup geek, I downloaded NetWorker 7.5 SP3, installed a new virtual…

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 Posted in: NetWorker  Tagged: 7.5 SP3, 7.5.3, ADV_FILE, AFTD, physical tape, tape, volume, volume selection criteria

appliances vs Appliances

 Preston de Guise  August 18, 2010

We all have appliances, right? Teapots and toasters and microwaves and automatic coffee machines, etc. They’re all appliances. So are…

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 Posted in: Architecture, Backup theory, Support  Tagged: appliance, appliances, NAS, SAN, Virtual tape library, VTL

NetWorker and CentOS

 Preston de Guise  August 6, 2010  7 Comments on NetWorker and CentOS

A common question I get asked by Linux customers is “Can I run my NetWorker server on CentOS?” Up until…

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 Posted in: Linux, NetWorker  Tagged: CentOS, Linux, NetWorker

Basics – Specifying a default Jukebox

 Preston de Guise  August 5, 2010

If you’ve got multiple jukeboxes within a NetWorker environment, but primarily work with one of them, you may find ‘nsrjb’…

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 Posted in: Basics, NetWorker, Scripting  Tagged: Basics, default jukebox, jukebox, NSR_JUKEBOX

What’s the point of enterprise, commercial Linux?

 Preston de Guise  July 30, 2010  9 Comments on What’s the point of enterprise, commercial Linux?

I’m curious as to the differences between using a commercial, supported version of Linux in the enterprise and a non-supported…

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 Posted in: Linux, Support  Tagged: Linux, open source, Support

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