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Thanks all.

I think I will go with something like Richard mentioned.

Although it will probably be some HP software with agents on the remaining
clients.

Thanks

Regards

Nathan Simpson
Network Administrator/System Support
AWH Pty Ltd
Wool / Cotton / Property / Logistics / Exchange




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Not recommended. QNTC performance is abysmally slow.....

If you have an IXS card, lock the tape drive, install Veritas on the IXS
and the agents on the non-integrated servers and back them up with the
nice high speed iSeries tape drive.

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date: Tue, 3 Apr 2007 12:37:15 +1000
from: Nathan Simpson <nathan@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Backup QNTC - performance

Hi,

Does anyone backup their local (LAN) Windows servers using their iSeries
tape over the QNTC file system?

I know the integrated server can lock the tape drive and use it but I am
talking about non integrated servers.

And I guess that the servers would be using either 100/1000 network
connections.

I suppose I want to know if anyone backs up their Windows servers this way


and if they think it is feasible.

Thanks

Regards

Nathan Simpson
Network Administrator/System Support
AWH Pty Ltd
Wool / Cotton / Prope

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