Re: Cheapest Backup Solution?
- From: "Charles Morrall" <charles.morrall@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2005 20:54:19 GMT
"Paul Rubin" <http://phr.cx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i meddelandet
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> "Susan Doucette" <sdoucette@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> You're not going to find anything cheap that meets all these criteria.
>> All
>> vendors require extra licensing for autochanger support. As for SAN, I
>> assume you mean dynamically sharing the tape library among your
>> SAN-attached
>> hosts, right? That's definately extra cost. Basically you're dreaming
>> if
>> you think this is will come in under $50 per server. I recommend Legato
>> NetWorker if you can overcome the budget issue.
>
> I thought the OP wanted under $50 per client, not per server.
>
> Is the autochanger that big a deal? I thought those tape robots just
> used fairly simple, standardized commands.
In this context (backup software) client means server, ie each server is a
client to the backup server.
The robots use fairly simply, standardized commands indeed. Vendors tend to
charge for the value of the functionality, real, percieved or otherwise.
Using an autochanger is more value, hence they charge for it.
Although unless I'm mistaken, Veritas Backup Exec includes a one drive
autochanger in the base server license. You have to license additional
drives though.
.
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