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HaroldT | 12 Jul 2011 | 0 comments

This is a reminder of the upcoming End of Support Life (EOSL) for Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions, version 4.x, on most platforms.  After the End of Support Life date for a product, normal support services are no longer provided by Symantec.  This makes it a good time to upgrade to the 5.1 release and take advantage of numerous enhancements to optimize your storage and ensure availability.

This brief webcast provides more information on the EOSL process and the options that are available to 4.x customers.

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Kimberley | 01 May 2009 | 0 comments

In conjunction with Symantec Tech Support, we've started publishing a list of the monthly Tech Support 'Top Technotes' in the Storage Forums area. This is a compilation of the technotes that were most accessed by customers during the prior month. The list covers Storage Foundation Unix/Linux (including Volume Manager and File System), Storage Foundation Windows, and Storage Foundation Manager. Here's the Top Storage Technote April 2009 list. Visit the Technical Support site for full technotes, documentation and product downloads.

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Karthikeyan Sundaram | 22 Apr 2009 | 1 comment

 Medicine for “TB”:

I bought a setup where 1000 and 1000 GB’s of data stored in a storage box. Users frequently access this box to store their project related data’s. We had an audit before 2 weeks and when we check for the space usage, we found 50 % of space is occupied by the SQL DB’s that are copied to this box in daily manner. I have informed DB Administrators regarding this issue and they explained me the clear setup.

Our corporation System uses MS SQL as database engine. As servers don’t have much space to store DB backups(to store one more backup copies), SQL maintenance plan is scheduled to run in mid night to backup the db’s to storage box and VERITAS backup is scheduled to run in the morning to backup the DB backup files from Storage box. DB backup files will be backed up to tapes and tapes will be sending to offshore locations in weekly manner. Suddenly I got a question -“What about the DB files that were...