Re: OT:how do you do your imaging?
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I agree with Russ that this depends on your goal. I have two member servers
that I back up with ShadowProtect. One does a full backup to a storage
server on Friday at 9 PM. The other does the full backup Sunday at 6 PM.
Then they each do 4 incremental backups daily, every 3 hours. One starts at
10 AM and the other at 11 AM.
I schedule all the partitions in a single job that starts at the given time.
I don't see any advantage to doing the various partitions at separate times,
if for no other reason than that it's more monitoring for me.
"Mark McDonald" <marks_web_address@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all,
I was wondering how people set up their imaging jobs. Most of us have a
couple of partitions on our servers, C & D etc but how do you schedule
your jobs?
Do you just image the C drive at 8pm for example or do you schedule C&D at
8pm or whatever.
Just being nosey and lookin for some feedback :)
Many thanks
.
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