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Backing up Data on your Unix Desktop Machine
Judy Richards
, IT/DI
If you have a Unix desktop machine (e.g. Linux PC)
you certainly want to make sure
that your valuable data is backed-up. This point has been brought
up at FOCUS in recent months and it was agreed that for data that
should be backed up:
For reasons of scalability it is not possible to use a general
purpose backup product like ADSM to backup private desktop systems.
Its use must be limited to servers or other specialized systems.
About the author(s):
Judy has been long-time responsible for the ADSM service. Recently she has been appointed IT's Divisional Planning Officer.
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