NetworkWorld: Storage management on Linux

“Two storage vendors last week unveiled tools for managing
back-up and restore tasks on Linux-based servers and
workstations.”

“Computer Associates announced a version of its ARCserve 7
for Linux. The software allows network managers to get a
downed Linux server up and running as fast as possible. The
software’s Disaster Recovery Option can be used to restore critical
applications and modules on a Linux server, such as databases,
server applications, Web site data or even the server’s operating
system. The software is optimized for Oracle database backup and
recovery, allowing administrators to perform constant “hot” backups
of database information…”

“On the client side, Veritas announced that its NetBackup
client software will ship with TurboLinux Workstation 6.1
beginning this month. … The software can be used to back up
entire workgroups of high-end TurboLinux clients to a NetBackup
server with an attached tape drive or CD burner. Users can schedule
backups over the network of TurboLinux workstations during
off-hours, or configure the system to back up clients on a
continual basis…”

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