Re: [CentOS] Backup Solutions based on Linux

have you looked into microlite? It's relatively inexpensive and even supports rev drives.

Http://www.microlite.com

Joe Polk wrote:

Lot's of good suggestions. I'm currently using Veritas 9.1 and it seems to stumble a lot. I'm backing up VoIP servers and having almost no success. Other servers will baulk at running the beagent as well which makes backing up tough.

On 10/21/05, *Barry Brimer* <barry.brimer@bigfoot.com mailto:barry.brimer@bigfoot.com> wrote:

Quoting Joe Polk <listuser.jav@gmail.com
<mailto:listuser.jav@gmail.com>>:

 > I'm having particular issues running Veritas in my Windows
environment. The
 > agent just seems to baulk on some servers. I've looked into
backup solutions
 > running on Linux before but there doesn't seem to be much. Is anyone
 > familiar with something that has Windows agents and yet managed
by Linux?

I recommend Arkeia < http://www.arkeia.com>.  The server version is
developed on
Linux, for Linux.  They have full DR/BMR (for Linux currently, but
will have
Windows shortly) and it is fast and inexpensive.  It is free for
very small
networks.  I've used it previously with +100 Linux servers.  They
can backup
Windows and most everything else as well, but the server generally
runs on
Linux.

HTH,
Barry
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