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NFS mount and cpanel backup
Hello,
We want to implement NFS mount and do backups via NFS mount in cpanel servers. We want to know
whether there is any risks in doing this. Is it stable?
Can we use NFS for backing up cpanel servers ?
We want to know whether is there any advantages or disadvantages of using NFS
to have cPanel backup. Will it cause the server to crash?
Any help will be appreciated.... Thanks in advance ....
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Regards,
Anusha
We want to implement NFS mount and do backups via NFS mount in cpanel servers. We want to know
whether there is any risks in doing this. Is it stable?
Can we use NFS for backing up cpanel servers ?
We want to know whether is there any advantages or disadvantages of using NFS
to have cPanel backup. Will it cause the server to crash?
Any help will be appreciated.... Thanks in advance ....
--
Regards,
Anusha
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Hello,
Thanks for the updates.
We want to use NFS mount and backup system in our new servers with cpanel. The thing i want to know is about any disadvantage in using NFS????
WE have heard a few mixed comments about this, saying thats its not stable and it is risky.
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Regards,
Anusha
Thanks for the updates.
We want to use NFS mount and backup system in our new servers with cpanel. The thing i want to know is about any disadvantage in using NFS????
WE have heard a few mixed comments about this, saying thats its not stable and it is risky.
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Regards,
Anusha
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ServerA = Hosting server
ServerB = Backup
serverb> mount -t nfs servera:/home/sites/ /mnt/nfs/sites
serverb> tar -cvzf /backups /mnt/nfs/sites
? Is that correct?
It should work with no difficulty/side effects, though honestly I'd suggest rsyncd instead. Less overhead and it will only copy changes. Very easy to set up, also.