Unix backup utility

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From: Dan Nadir
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1990 01:11

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We are considering purchasing a package called backup.unet.  Does anyone
have any experience with it?  The people at Unitech (the company who makes
it) claim that you can run backups during the day with no data corruption
minimal network load.

We need to backup Silicon Graphics workstations and Suns to 8mm tape
drives.

My main question is: Can this software do what Unitech claims it can????
They have been very reluctant to discuss how their product is ACTUALLY
working out in a real environment.

Thanks for any info.
Daniel Nadir                            
General Dynamics Data Systems Division      
Western Center, San Diego                   

UUCP: {ucsd|ucbvax}!sdsu!gdwest!dan
Internet: dan@gdwest.gd.com

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