Le samedi 29 septembre 2007 à 13:41 +0200, Krzysztof Halasa a écrit :
Nicolas Mailhot <nicolas.mailhot(a)laposte.net> writes:
> Very often your critical data has not inflated like consumer OSes, so
> the trend goes the other way (increasing OS data weight).
So a home machine has more critical data than an enterprise network
server? Hmm...
home systems have divx collectionx, enterprise rows of text in
databasases
> [Several questions that show you've got absolutely no
understanding of
> real-life enterprise contexts
Nice argument :-)
Plain truth sorry
> You're assuming every system connected to an enterprise
backup system is
> critical
No, I don't. I was under impression that we are talking about essential
systems. Non-essential systems may not require any backup at all - why
would you backup something if you'd never want to restore it?
You obviously keep your home wide open with essential stuff in a
titanium bunker. I could waste time detailing all the real-life shades
of gray, but since I have better things to do, I'll stop there. You're
smart enough to figure it out if you take the time to think about the
problem.
--
Nicolas Mailhot