Is Solstice Backup bundled with Solaris 2.5?

Is Solstice Backup bundled with Solaris 2.5?

Post by Mark Atwoo » Thu, 24 Apr 1997 04:00:00



Is Solstice Backup bundled with Solaris 2.5?

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Is Solstice Backup bundled with Solaris 2.5?

Post by Himanshu Goh » Sat, 26 Apr 1997 04:00:00



>Is Solstice Backup bundled with Solaris 2.5?

Yes, _if_ you buy the SERVER EDITION, not the desktop.
(comes with other goodies too)

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1. Backup tools beyond bundled Solstice

        We've just added the latest enhancement to our UE 3000 server -
an Adic 7-cartridge DLT 4000 drive. Up to now we've been using the
bundled tools (e.g. tar/cpio) and are just starting to play with
ufsdump and the bundled Solstice Backup. We're currently on 2.6 but
will soon move to Solaris 7. None of the above-mentioned tools will
talk to the autoloader itself to, say, unload one cartridge and load
another.

        I would at the very least have assumed an available upgrade to
the Solstice to support more than a single static drive. What are folks
using for this task? Are there available tools comparable to HP's mtx
that will talk to my tape drive's robotics? Commercial packages are OK;
we have a few bucks left in our end-of-year kitty.

2. routing error messages on background tasks

3. CPU loop with bundled CDE on Solaris 2.5

4. 2.8 (i386) install woes

5. Solaris 2.5: solstice Admin Suite ....

6. Linux: Show Disk Partitioning in readable form

7. Solstice Suite in Solaris 2.5

8. Help! Seagate 4G on AIX 3.2.4..

9. Solstice Tools in Solaris 2.5

10. Solstice Apps on Solaris 2.5

11. Solaris 2.5 Solstice Printer Manager Problem when using NIS+

12. Is Legato backup program not bundled with Solaris 2.4?

13. FS: Solaris 2.5 Desktop (CDE) and/or Solaris 2.5 Server Packages for x86 desktops