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True
incremental Backup System Lite Version
Eliminates
the need for periodic Full Network Backups! |
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TiBS
Lite Version Highlights |
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- Eliminates
Periodic Full Network Backups
- TeraMerge
Synthetic Consolidation of True incremental network backups
- Parallel
synthetic full backup processing
- Supports
two tape libraries per backup server with the optional Automated
Tape Library Interface
- Automatic
verification of tapes as they are merged
- Built in
redundancy for synthetic full backup consolidations
- TiBS Disk Library Interface is now available for the Lite Version
- 100% of the
software purchase price is applied to an upgrade for the Full
Version of TiBS
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TiBS Lite has
a unique combination of backup functions that allows sites to define
cost saving backup strategies as they grow. TiBS Lite allows a properly
configured single backup
server to maintain approximately 10 Terabytes of data. Sites
that continue to grow can setup multiple backup servers or upgrade
to the Full Version of TiBS.
For more information on backup terminology please see our Backup
Definitions page. |
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Types
of Backups available with the TiBS Lite Version |
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Network
Full Backup : A type of Full Backup that copies Primary Storage
on a target system over a network to Secondary Storage. The TiBS
Lite Version requires an intial Network Full Backup but then eliminates
the need for future periodic Network Full Backups. |
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True
incremental Backup: A special type of Direct or Network Partial
Cumulative Incremental Backup. A True incremental backup will only
backup the files that have been modified or created since the most
recent backup from the client. Note: The last client backup could
be at any level. |
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Network
Synthetic Cumulative incremental Backup: A special type of Cumulative
Incremental that will consolidate some or all of the Backup Volumes
that have been created since the most recent backup at level n-1
or lower on the Backup System. This process is performed by a Backup
System with no interaction with the Primary Storage on the target
system. The resulting backup volume contains the same data as one
that would have been taken from the target system for that period
of time. |
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Synthetic
Full Backup: A type of Full Backup that consolidates Incremental
Backups with a previous Full Backup to produce a current Full Backup.
This process is performed by a backup system with no interaction
with the target system. The resulting backup volume contains the
same data as one that would have been taken from the target system
at that period in time. |
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Resources
for more information |
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All
TiBS Versions include these Product
Advantages |
TiBS
Product Brochure |
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Reference
List of Backup Definitions |
White
Papers & Case Studies |
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TeraMerge
- Our Patented Multi-Level Synthetic Backup Consolidation Technology |
Operating
& Network File Systems Supported by TiBS |
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Statement
of Capabilities |
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Other
Versions of the True incremental Backup System |
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