BRU Server
for Linux/Unix/Solaris/IRIX Expanded Highlights
BRU backup software has been in the Linux community for many years, below are a list of some of
the key features that make BRU standout from the rest.
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- Native support of a Linux Server system serving a heterogeneous client/server network.
- All popular Linux distributions are supported.
- Supports disk-to-disk (D2D), disk-to-tape (D2T), and disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T) backup
strategies.
- Restores can be directed to the original data location, to a different directory, or
to a different system.
- Straightforward installation; client systems and tape devices are automatically recognized
and configured.
- Three interfaces: Graphical, character-based, and command line provide access to the
rich feature set, and provide local or remote control.
- Fully scriptable from the command line.
- Headless backup and restore operations can be managed via telnet or ssh sessions.
- Flexible backup job definitions because very few sites have the same backup requirements.
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| Reliability |
- Ultra-reliable BRU™ engine delivers unparalleled data protection reliability and
restorability of the protected data.
- Backups can be 100% verified without access to the original filesystems, either immediately
after a backup or even years later.
- Unsurpassed data restorability of BRU technology - corrupt data is reported, circumvented,
and the restore continues unless the disk stage or tape drive are physically unable to
proceed.
- Anytime Verify™ and Inspect Mode backup verification options can be run as a zero
impact process, freeing up the client systems faster.
- Broad compatibility - backups can be verified and restored on a different system, and
even on a different platform.
- Backups can be committed to a disk staging area at primary storage subsystem performance
levels - virtually eliminating perceived backup windows at the client system level.
- Catalogs copied to tape in addition to the server HDD to provide enhanced availability
to backup data should the server system HDD fail.
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| Functionality |
- Highly scalable.
- Provides broadest tape library support available without special drivers.
- Lights-out, automated backup operations are scheduled from the user interface.
- Transport layer agnostic - whether Fibre Channel, SCSI, iSCSI, Gigabit Ethernet, Wireless
LAN, etc.
- Provides data backup and restore services within NAS, SAN and wireless environments.
- QFA (Quick File Access) provides fast access to files contained on tape.
- Client system data is not interleaved with other client system data.
- Client-side data encryption provides secure communication between client systems and the server.
- Network traffic data compression is configurable and can provide better utilization of available
network bandwidth.
- Pre and post scripts may be run on a client system to freeze the state of a database running
on that machine or export its state to an intermediate file.
- Files and directories can be excluded from the backup from the client system (excluding mp3
files, for example).
- E-mail notification of all operations including interact requirements and job status.
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| Performance |
- Industry's shortest backup window (fully verified backups) by using Disk Staging and zero
impact (Anytime Verify™) data verification.
- Low overhead allows multiple BRU processes to write to multiple storage devices simultaneously
with very little impact on system performance.
- The most modern tape drives can be streamed.
- Intelligent cataloguing provides a powerful query capability to quickly recover select files
contained in archives.
- Client system backups are not interleaved, thereby further shortening the time to restore
selected files.
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