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Yep, scripting seems to be the only solution I've been able to garner so far. I'll check out Unitrends, thanks for the tip.
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Yep, scripting seems to be the only solution I've been able to garner so far. I'll check out Unitrends, thanks for the tip.

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Ok thanks for your input, I'm still searching for a good solution.
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Ok thanks for your input, I'm still searching for a good solution.

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Got a server running a modified RH 5.2 OS, the plan is to eventually migrate it from a physical server to a VMware guest. It is running both RAID 0 and RAID 1 on 2 different SCSI controllers.<br />
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We need to be able to do file level back up and if possible &quot;snapshot&quot; the server while the current server is running and has open files (critial requirement). So far I've looked at Appasure and Veeam but neither can perform all of the requirements. Looking for a commercially available backup solution that meets all of the aforementioned requirements, thank you!
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Got a server running a modified RH 5.2 OS, the plan is to eventually migrate it from a physical server to a VMware guest. It is running both RAID 0 and RAID 1 on 2 different SCSI controllers.

We need to be able to do file level back up and if possible "snapshot" the server while the current server is running and has open files (critial requirement). So far I've looked at Appasure and Veeam but neither can perform all of the requirements. Looking for a commercially available backup solution that meets all of the aforementioned requirements, thank you!

Linux backup solution (physical &amp; virtual)

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Linux backup solution (physical &amp; virtual)

Linux backup solution (physical & virtual)