Is a “copy” a “backup”?
There’s been of discussions on various storage blogs both previously, and again now on whether a copy (e.g., a tarball,…
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There’s been of discussions on various storage blogs both previously, and again now on whether a copy (e.g., a tarball,…
Perhaps one of the most common mistakes that companies can make is to focus on their backup window. You might…
In my opinion (and after all, this is my blog), there’s a fundamental misconception in the storage industry that backup…
When you run a manual backup in NetWorker (e.g., via the “save” command), NetWorker will by default give you a…
Over at The Daily WTF, there’s a story at the moment about a company that went out of business due…
Introduction Being one of those freaky weird IT people who are passionate about backups*, when Apple first previewed Mac OS…
This post has now been moved to the Enterprise Systems Backup Blog. You can find it here. Related posts: What’s backup…
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