backup media advice

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The most effective backup is tape with OBDR, and you need a backup program
that can handle it such as Arkeia or BRU. OBDR is
OneButtonDisasterRecovery and it means that you write down an image to
tape and make it bootable, if the system crashes and you cant boot it,
just put the tape in and it will reover everything. The problem is that
tape drives is probably the most expensive choice aswell. I'm satisfied
with keeping a backup copy of my most important files on an other
computer, ie an other harddrive. But as I said, if its really important to
you, go for a tapedrive.

Johan

On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Cheryl Homiak wrote:

> I would like to know what forms of backup people have found most effective
> as I have decided it is time to invest in something to do this. I have a
> 20gb hard drive but am presently only using about 2gb. I want to be able
> to recover from a total disaster but also want to be able to get back
> files or groups of files in case of a partial corruption or accidental
> deletion.
> The options I know about are:  cdrom, tape, another hard disk, or zip
> drive.
> Thanks.
>
> --
> 				Cheryl
>
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