Re: [Bacula-users] looking at bacula

[Zakai K. <tit...@ya...>]

Bacula is a very good program to use for backup.  I
use it at work for backup to disk.  You can always
glance the manual at www.bacula.org.


Regards,



ZK



fwlp.com> wrote:

> greetings list!
> 
> i am taking a diligent look at what i can do with
> bacula.  on my network, i 
> currently use Veritas NetBackup, so i know looking
> for a suitable replacement 
> is a tall order.  I have a mix of linux, a windows
> or 2, and the rest are all 
> bsds (90% free, 10% open).  i currently use
> backup-to-disk only, with a 550GB 
> partition to hold full jobs, and a 120GB partition
> to hold nightly-cumulative 
> jobs (running on windows server 2003).
> 
> im fairly certain that i will one day be able to
> successfully make a 
> transition to bacula, tho today is my first day to
> do any research on this.   
> if anyone has any recommendations for good articles
> to read for 
> backup-to-disk setup, i would appreciate any
> suggestions, tips, or 
> encouragements!
> 
> cheers, and wish me luck,
> jonathan
> 
>
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