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#1 Re: General matters » XSIBackup-Dc Server-Client Best practice » 2020-10-31 21:09:06

Thanks for answering my question I really understand now how the server/client feature works.
one more question, is the --replica command a differential backup? (something like --onediff )

#2 General matters » XSIBackup-Dc Server-Client Best practice » 2020-10-30 15:01:20

grhookgr
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i got 7 esx hosts and until now am using the xsibackup-free for my backups I was thinking to buy the pro version but end up buying the DC version, my mistake, i was expecting to able to use ti as the PRO backing up until 20 host. I realize that the license is valid only for 2 hosts. That's ok this was my misunderstanding.

XSIBackup-Dc is great I love the philosophy and practical use of it.
I need some advice on what is the best practice of a server/client setup.
To be more specific here are 2 working examples that from my perspective have the same result, Store backup the  VM "vmhs-user" to "/vmfs/volumes/xsibkp145/esx89/".

so how the server/client feature is beneficial to my backup/restore workflow. What is the best practice of the server/client setup

Example1:
"./xsibackup --backup "VMs(vmhs-user)" root@192.168.7.82:22:/vmfs/volumes/xsibkp145/esx89/ --mail-to=my@mail.com --subject="7.89-82" --use-smtp=1 --remote-path="/scratch/XSI/XSIBackup-DC/xsibackup"


Example2:
"./xsibackup --backup "VMs(vmhs-user)" /vmfs/volumes/xsibkp145/esx89/ --mail-to=my@mail.com --subject="7.89-82" --use-smtp=1

#3 Re: General matters » XSIBACKUP-DC x XSIBACKUP-PRO » 2020-10-30 11:40:37

is the --replica commancd a differential backup procedure?

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