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Well... you could create a save file, and FTP that somewhere... it's not ideal, since you'd need enough disk space to make the save file, but it's something. If you had a failure, how would you restore it? You'd have to reinstall the operating system & re-configure the networking in order to get at your data... so I don't think it's a good idea to completely replace your tape backup with a network solution, but if you just need to make a quick backup of a smallish library, it's useful. On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Bob Randall wrote: > > I have never seen this actually work, but I thought I had heard of a > backup process utilizing network connections. In other words overnight I > could backup some portion of my AS/400 in a different location via some > WAN link. > > Has anybody done something like this? Obviously it could take an immense > amount of bandwidth, but is it feasible? Would it be possible utilizing > some type of disk synchronization? > > Bob Randall > Airxcel, Inc. >
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