licence = SSO (assuming you want share tape drives between different hosts)
+ server licence for each server involved (vs clients) + tape library
licence for each servers in SSO + tape drive licence
SAN is a very general word, please be more specific in what you intend to do
:
+ how many san servers
+ OS involved
+ FC switches
+ native/scsi tape drives
+ DB agents
+ size of data for each clients/servers

"Yanick" wrote in message
news:45db365a@ROSASTDMZ05....
>
> Hi,
>
> We have one master server and we are using Microsoft NB 6.0 MP4. Now we
> have
> the budget to implementing our backup VIA our SAN.
>
> - What do we need as agent?
> - How could we implement it?
>
> Thank You
>
>

We have Windows 2003 Environment Using SAN From HP EVA 3000. We want to backup
all our data throught FC Switch instead to use the LAN.

How could we do that ?


"Londoner" wrote:
>licence = SSO (assuming you want share tape drives between different hosts)

>+ server licence for each server involved (vs clients) + tape library
>licence for each servers in SSO + tape drive licence
>SAN is a very general word, please be more specific in what you intend to
do
>:
>+ how many san servers
>+ OS involved
>+ FC switches
>+ native/scsi tape drives
>+ DB agents
>+ size of data for each clients/servers
>
>"Yanick" wrote in message
>news:45db365a@ROSASTDMZ05....
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> We have one master server and we are using Microsoft NB 6.0 MP4. Now we

>> have
>> the budget to implementing our backup VIA our SAN.
>>
>> - What do we need as agent?
>> - How could we implement it?
>>
>> Thank You
>>
>>
>
>

Hi Yanick

As a possibility you could install every to-backup-server as a mediaserver,
attaching the drives to it (shared drives) and backup directly. You would
still be able to have the full control by one single master server..

Question is just about the costs of this solution

-Mike

"Yanick" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:45dcddde@ROSASTDMZ05....
>
> We have Windows 2003 Environment Using SAN From HP EVA 3000. We want to
> backup
> all our data throught FC Switch instead to use the LAN.
>
> How could we do that ?
>
>
> "Londoner" wrote:
>>licence = SSO (assuming you want share tape drives between different
>>hosts)
>
>>+ server licence for each server involved (vs clients) + tape library
>>licence for each servers in SSO + tape drive licence
>>SAN is a very general word, please be more specific in what you intend to
> do
>>:
>>+ how many san servers
>>+ OS involved
>>+ FC switches
>>+ native/scsi tape drives
>>+ DB agents
>>+ size of data for each clients/servers
>>
>>"Yanick" wrote in message
>>news:45db365a@ROSASTDMZ05....
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> We have one master server and we are using Microsoft NB 6.0 MP4. Now we
>
>>> have
>>> the budget to implementing our backup VIA our SAN.
>>>
>>> - What do we need as agent?
>>> - How could we implement it?
>>>
>>> Thank You
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>

I agree with you but we have 10 servers and some of them are SQL Cluster,
Exchaneg and file server we will not install 10 San Media Server!

Is there a way to configure that setup usinf the FC Switch instead the LAN..

Thank You


"Michael Blickenstorfer" wrote:
>Hi Yanick
>
>As a possibility you could install every to-backup-server as a mediaserver,

>attaching the drives to it (shared drives) and backup directly. You would

>still be able to have the full control by one single master server..
>
>Question is just about the costs of this solution
>
>-Mike
>
>"Yanick" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>news:45dcddde@ROSASTDMZ05....
>>
>> We have Windows 2003 Environment Using SAN From HP EVA 3000. We want to

>> backup
>> all our data throught FC Switch instead to use the LAN.
>>
>> How could we do that ?
>>
>>
>> "Londoner" wrote:
>>>licence = SSO (assuming you want share tape drives between different
>>>hosts)
>>
>>>+ server licence for each server involved (vs clients) + tape library
>>>licence for each servers in SSO + tape drive licence
>>>SAN is a very general word, please be more specific in what you intend
to
>> do
>>>:
>>>+ how many san servers
>>>+ OS involved
>>>+ FC switches
>>>+ native/scsi tape drives
>>>+ DB agents
>>>+ size of data for each clients/servers
>>>
>>>"Yanick" wrote in message
>>>news:45db365a@ROSASTDMZ05....
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> We have one master server and we are using Microsoft NB 6.0 MP4. Now
we
>>
>>>> have
>>>> the budget to implementing our backup VIA our SAN.
>>>>
>>>> - What do we need as agent?
>>>> - How could we implement it?
>>>>
>>>> Thank You
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>

Your decision should concentrate on which server should LAN based (simple
clients ) or LAN free (SAN media servers) then the whole fall into place.

"Yanick" wrote in message
news:45ddbd70@ROSASTDMZ05....
>
> I agree with you but we have 10 servers and some of them are SQL Cluster,
> Exchaneg and file server we will not install 10 San Media Server!
>
> Is there a way to configure that setup usinf the FC Switch instead the
> LAN..
>
> Thank You

Hi Yanick

I just read through some docs. Currently, there is no other possibility than
to backup through LAN without installing NBU Media Servers...

Greez, Mike

"Yanick" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:45ddbd70@ROSASTDMZ05....
>
> I agree with you but we have 10 servers and some of them are SQL Cluster,
> Exchaneg and file server we will not install 10 San Media Server!
>
> Is there a way to configure that setup usinf the FC Switch instead the
> LAN..
>
> Thank You
>
>
> "Michael Blickenstorfer" wrote:
>>Hi Yanick
>>
>>As a possibility you could install every to-backup-server as a
>>mediaserver,
>
>>attaching the drives to it (shared drives) and backup directly. You would
>
>>still be able to have the full control by one single master server..
>>
>>Question is just about the costs of this solution
>>
>>-Mike
>>
>>"Yanick" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>>news:45dcddde@ROSASTDMZ05....
>>>
>>> We have Windows 2003 Environment Using SAN From HP EVA 3000. We want to
>
>>> backup
>>> all our data throught FC Switch instead to use the LAN.
>>>
>>> How could we do that ?
>>>
>>>
>>> "Londoner" wrote:
>>>>licence = SSO (assuming you want share tape drives between different
>>>>hosts)
>>>
>>>>+ server licence for each server involved (vs clients) + tape library
>>>>licence for each servers in SSO + tape drive licence
>>>>SAN is a very general word, please be more specific in what you intend
> to
>>> do
>>>>:
>>>>+ how many san servers
>>>>+ OS involved
>>>>+ FC switches
>>>>+ native/scsi tape drives
>>>>+ DB agents
>>>>+ size of data for each clients/servers
>>>>
>>>>"Yanick" wrote in message
>>>>news:45db365a@ROSASTDMZ05....
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> We have one master server and we are using Microsoft NB 6.0 MP4. Now
> we
>>>
>>>>> have
>>>>> the budget to implementing our backup VIA our SAN.
>>>>>
>>>>> - What do we need as agent?
>>>>> - How could we implement it?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thank You
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>

"Yanick" wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>We have one master server and we are using Microsoft NB 6.0 MP4. Now we
have
>the budget to implementing our backup VIA our SAN.
>
>- What do we need as agent?
>- How could we implement it?
>
>Thank You
>
>