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When we first started out with VTL we had one on site which got--
replicated to a site at a co-location facility. Kind of forerunner to
the cloud you might say. This worked ok until we got our own VTL at
that co-lo and moved one of our Power systems there too.
Keep in mind that "save while active" is a sick pathetic joke when it
comes to the IFS. You're not going to find anything easy to help you
with that. Solutions include:
- Software replication systems like Mimix and others.
- Storing your data on SAN and using snapshots during the day until
you can do an offline save.
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Right now we just have a tape drive (Ultrium5) and want something better.
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