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Name: ultraxmode
Date: November 21, 2008 at 02:18:49 Pacific
OS: Win2003
CPU/Ram: Xeon
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Hi,

I would like to read your thoughts about the best backup strategy.

Brief :

I have six Servers running Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Windows 2003 (4\2)

Server1 : Windows 2000 (Exchange)
Server2 : Windows 2003 (WSUS and ERP)
Server3 : Windows 2000 (DNS and DHCP)
Server4 : Windows 2000 (Oracle and SQL)
Server5 : Windows 2000 (Print and AV Server)
Server6 : Windows 2003 (Backup Server)

In Server6 (Backup Exec Server) who has 4TB of Hard Disk capacity, I want to backup the data the other Servers have in regular basis.

What is the best backup strategy for you?

I thought that for me, the best backup strategy is :

Monday : Daily backup (Incremental)
Tuesday : Daily backup (Incremental)
Wednesday : Daily backup (Incremental)
Thursday : Daily backup (Incremental)
Friday : Daily backup (Incremental)
Saturday : Weekly Backup for every Server
Sunday : Full Backup for Incremental to come.

and.. a monthly backup every 1st day of every month (for all servers)

What do you think?

PS: I use Symantec's backup exec 12 backup-to-disk option.

Let's go Hyper ...



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