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It's made for archiving, not 'backups'. You're expected to keep most recent backups on-site, so if a RAID array dies or you happen to do something wrong, it jus
by adrinavarro 14y ago
It's made for archiving, not 'backups'. You're expected to keep most recent backups on-site, so if a RAID array dies or you happen to do something wrong, it just takes minutes to restore. Off-site, or tape archive, it's usually another thing. Most of the data is never, ever accessed (but required by company policy to be kept).