Supported LAN, SAN, and Global File Systems
Teradactyl supports backup operations for storage environments such as NFS filers and OpenAFS cells which are capable of serving data to broad range of heterogeneous systems potentially including Linux, MacOS X, Microsoft Windows, Novell Netware, OpenVMS, and UNIX. Learn about enterprise backup of mass storage via NFS and NDMP and solutions for OpenAFS single and multi-cell environments.
TiBS Backup Server Operating Systems
The True incremental Backup System server software components are ported to select operating system and hardware platforms including various distro's of Linux, NetBSD, and Solaris. More...
Additional Information about TiBS support for Select Operating Systems
The True incremental Backup System includes support for Linux across a wide variety of distros. Both client and server components of TiBS have been ported. This page will provide additional details on integration with this platform. More...
Teradactyl is a registered Select Developer with Apple Computer, Inc. The True incremental Backup System has both client and server components ported to Mac OSX. This page will provide additional details on integration with this platform. More...
The True incremental Backup System includes support for the Solaris platform on both Intel and sparc architectures. Both client and server components of TiBS have been ported. This page will provide additional details on integration with this platform. More...
The True incremental Backup System includes support for the Microsoft Windows platform for versions 2000 and later. Only the client component of TiBS has been ported. This page will provide additional details on integration with this platform. More...
Supported TiBS Backup Client Operating Systems
The True incremental Backup System is enterprise class network backup system software for large distributed processing environments. The following is a list of most operating systems supported by TiBS. For specific support information on OS versions, release numbers, 32 Bit vs 64 Bit architectures, etc., please see the specific pages for a given platform or Contact US.
| Operating System | Architecture | TiBS Client | TiBS Server |
| AIX | RS6000 | yes | call |
| BSD_OS | Intel | yes | ---- |
| Digital UNIX | Alpha | yes | ---- |
| FreeBSD | Intel | yes | call |
| HP-UX | PA-Risc | yes | call |
| IRIX | SPX | yes | call |
| Linux | Intel | yes | yes |
| Mac OSX | powerpc & Intel | yes | beta |
| NetBSD | Intel | yes | yes |
| OpenSolaris | Intel | yes | yes |
| Solaris | sparc | yes | yes |
| Microsoft Windows | Intel | yes | ---- |
Last update 10/20/2009
Teradactyl has a pricing model that uniquely benefits large sites in terms of price and ease of license administration. TiBS is licensed by operating and network file system. An initial license charge (ILC) for each operating or network file system purchased, grants the customer the right to backup an unlimited number of client machines within that operating or network file system. We do NOT have any per seat charges for TiBS. We do not require our customers to track or report the number of machines currently being backed up by TiBS. If multiple TiBS servers are required, the ILC's purchased may be deployed on multiple TiBS servers within a licensed site at NO additional charge. More...
To support an increasing number of computer systems or to reduce the backup window (time it takes to complete a nightly backup), TiBS uses process packs. A process allows one backup job to run on any of a site's backup servers. Purchasing additional processing licenses allows more backups to run in parallel at any given time. More...
