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From: Tore on 9 Apr 2010 05:08
First of all - I'm totally agree with Phillip: tapes are the past century. Every day more companies are starting to use Virtual Tape Arrays and Libraries (just like KJ said). It's more useful - you're keeping your time, money and nerves:)
I know that StarWind offers such VTA feature. Here is the doc about it:


http://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-virtual-tape-library-vtl-data-sheet




kj [SBS MVP] wrote:

Hot swappables in 2008 R2 are pretty attractive for some
07-Apr-10

Hot swappables in 2008 R2 are pretty attractive for some smaller
implementations. I am doing some of that and iscsi targets. Passthrough disks
are another option for the smaller side.

DR sized, I am leaning towards a native backup to an iscsi device. Recovery
seems much more straightforward.

Phillip Windell wrote:

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/kj

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