what are the different types of Backups..?
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Answer / jaswanth.saladi
TAR - used for complete files or folers backup, and it uses
the utilities gunzip and bunzip2.
CPIO - used to backup the selected objects and it stands for
copy in and out..
DUMP - used to have the device back up.there are multiple
backups in this such as
- full back up
- Incremental back up
- Differential back up
SSH - stands for secured Shell n used to connect remotely to
corresponding computer n take the back up...
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Answer / susheel narayan singh
There are five different type of backup
1-Noramal backup
2-Incremental backup
3-Differential backup
4-copy backup
5-Daily backup
Note: cmd to take a backup
if your file name is susheel
# tar -cvf one susheel
(one is backup name)
c=create
v=verbose
f=file
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Answer / ajaykotma
there are 5 types of backup
Normal backup
Incremental backup
Differential backup
copy backup
Daily backup
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Answer / mamatha.g
In linux if u come across bacup mainly there r three types
1.full or normal backup
2.incremental backup
3.Differencial backup
normal:taking the backup of everything
Incremental:taking the backup of the data which created
newly after taking the normal backup
Differential: taking the backup of modified data and
newly created data.
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Answer / saurabh singh
Here i mention the SUN solaris technique of taking backups.
First u know which FS are mountable and which are
unmountable.
Unmountable includes: /home , /var , / , etc here i means
all partitions created on HDD .
Mountable : cdrom , flash etc..
use these command to take backup in solaris 10
mount /unmount than use these command .
UFSDUMP : it is one technique
and
FSSNAP : for unmountable partitions.
If you are talking abt backup tool than see AMANDA it is
good.
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Answer / guest
1. Full Backup or Snapshot only --> Backing up everything
2. Incremental Backup --> Backing up everything since last
changed on full backup.
3. Differential Backup --> Seems to be another name of
Incremental Backup.
4. Hot backup --> On the fly taking backup. [ /etc/hosts,
/home/ nic cards conf files and dbf files ]
5. Cold Backup --> Taking backup after stopped the services
on the server.
6. Dump Backup --> Backing up everything on storage media
like say tape, CDs or etc.
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