http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/
I have used this to set up full network backup to a large disk array. I then
take a snapshot of weekly_4 to tape and store offsite. I have made a web
interface that allows individuals to recover their own files as well.
Works like a charm. To a bit to set up, but I no longer have to baby sit any
part of my backup, except to fetch a tape at the end of the month.
A lot can be done with Open Source tools, and the work that others make
available to use/borrow can save you a lot of time on the learning curve.
Cheers
Cameron
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Cameron Moredock
Director of Technology
Bentley School
Lafayette and Oakland, California
cmoredock-at-bentleyschool-dot-net
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On 5/13/08 11:29 AM, "Kathy Moore" <KMoore@ALL-SAINTS.ORG> wrote:
> Our school has outgrown its backup solution and I am in the process of
> researching our options. Do any of you have a backup solution (including
> software) that you recommend?
>
> Thank you for the valuable feedback that each of you contribute to this group.
>
> Kathy D. Moore
> Director of Technology
> All Saints Episcopal School
> 2695 SSW Loop 323
> Tyler, TX 75701
> 903.579.6000 x1208
>
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