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what is veritas used for ?
Name: mrmeow1010 Date: May 21, 2004 at 18:31:56 Pacific OS: solaris 8 CPU/Ram: 440mhz, 256
Comment:
hi guys, can someone give me a brief breakdown of the differences between veritas stuff (like volume manager i guess) and vcs clustering? Im kinda confused as what the 2 are. is it backup stuff ? or is it failover software ? anything would help. Thanks
Name: guardian2221 Date: May 24, 2004 at 09:49:36 Pacific
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Veritas Volume Manager is a 3rd party software used to confgure and manage a disk array. VCS clustering allows for wide-area data recovery.
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Response Number 2
Name: slamstar Date: May 31, 2004 at 11:21:04 Pacific
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Veritas Volume Manager is used to Manage one or multiple disks. Veritas Filesystems (vxfs) is used to convert (ufs) except / or to create vxfs filesystems instead of ufs, vxfs provides journaling also. Veritas VCS, is used for failover of 2 like machines. Veritas Netbackup, well you guessed it, is used for backups to tape or disk array
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