A general rsync question -> bare-metal restore
Bogart Salzberg
webmaster at inkfist.com
Fri Nov 30 07:20:29 CST 2007
Thanks for the tips, guys.
On Nov 29, 2007, at 2:03 PM, Michael Scully wrote:
> Bogart:
>
> I install Dell Linux systems at commercial sites where the cost
> isn't the issue. I use a commercial product called LoneTar, that
> is a full
> set of backup management utilities, as well as a crash recovery
> system.
> LoneTar copies and does a verification pass on everything,
> including links
> and device nodes. It also produces a crash recovery ISO you burn
> to CD for
> bare metal recovery. Boot from it, put in the last good tape (or
> external
> drive with the backup file), walk away and let it do everything from
> scratch.
>
> The pending release will also do remote FTP backup over an SSH
> tunnel for security.
>
> It's $299, but with a year's telephone support for 24x7 crash
> recovery assistance. For a professional business server, that's an
> insignificant amount to spend. You can download a 30 day trial from
> www.lonetar.com.
>
> Scully
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