Top Document: comp.arch.storage FAQ 2/2 Previous Document: [4.2.7] Amanda {Brief, New} Next Document: [5] Tape and Autochanger Management Software See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge From: Backup Software It's now possible, in several fashions, to backup systems over a network or even a modem, for recovery from fires and even disk crashes. Channel extenders, such as the CHANNELink http://www.cnt.com/products/clnk/clnk2.htm from CNT and the Symmetrix Remote Data Facility http://www.emc.com/symmdoc.htm, are used by some mainframe systems to create remote copies of disks (remote mirroring) as a disaster recovery measure. Early systems used dedicated fibre or telephone lines and ran proprietary communications protocols. Newer systems from CNT are capable of communicating over general-purpose wide-area networks, thus saving the costs of the dedicated lines. It's also possible to backup PCs over your modem in an incremental fashion, through your ISP; one example is http://www.telebackup.com. Two other companies that do this over the Internet (out of, I believe, more than 30) are Connected Corp., Framingham, MA; Virtual Technology Corp., Minneapolis, MN. User Contributions:Top Document: comp.arch.storage FAQ 2/2 Previous Document: [4.2.7] Amanda {Brief, New} Next Document: [5] Tape and Autochanger Management Software Part1 - Part2 - Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: rdv@alumni.caltech.edu (Rodney D. Van Meter)
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