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From: dj@CORWYN.COGNET.UCLA.EDU (David J. Wells)
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Subject: Re: Large scale backups
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Date: 29 Aug 88 17:57:05 GMT
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Thanks for the information.  It looks like ExaTape is the most cost
effective backup system (for us).  If I didn't want to use an DN4000 for
the backup station, then I might go with MegaTape - they have a multibus
ExaByte drive for a DSP90.  Including maintenance, the two are fairly
close in cost.

| What else can I say?

You told me the information that I wanted, so why say more?  :-)


					dj
								David J Wells
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