opensource backup software suggestions please

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> and since i believe that you have implemented this solution with CentOS
> boxen... when you get a moment or five...
> ...would you mind detailing the "*simple* step by step basics" of what you
> have done... detailing the processors, cards, and pertinent hardware
> names,
> sizes, and speeds involved please?
The advanteges of Bacula are nomerous. If you are talking about enterprise
grade features than you need Bacula.

There's a nice addition to it:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbacula/

it helps you to configure Bacula much faster the firs time you use.

It has a complete documentation with examples, a helpful author and great
community.

It's a very complete system, you can backup windowze and linux/unix boxes
too.

I'm very happy with it.

bye,
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