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<h1 class="topictitle1">Choosing a tape drive for use by your Linux backup application</h1>
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<div><p>This topic discusses the different tape drives to be used for a Linux<sup>®</sup> backup.</p>
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<p>Linux backup
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applications can either save to an iSeries™ tape drive or a tape drive directly
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controlled by a Linux server somewhere in the network.</p>
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<ul><li>Backing up to a native iSeries tape drive <p>iSeries tape drives can be accessed by
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backup applications running on the integrated Linux server.</p>
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<p>Because
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an iSeries tape
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drive appears to an integrated Linux server as a directly connected tape
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drive, you can also save remote integrated or non-integrated Linux servers
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to the iSeries tape
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drive across the network using a utility such as rsync. In other words, the iSeries tape
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drive behaves exactly as if it were a native Linux tape drive.</p>
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<li>Backing up to a native Linux tape drive <p>If you have a Linux-based
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backup infrastructure already in place, it is likely that you have tape drives
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attached to standalone Linux servers in the network. Therefore, you can save
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files to a tape drive attached to an integrated Linux server in the same way as you would
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save files on any other standalone Linux server in the network.</p>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzau9linuxbackup.htm" title="This topic introduces the techniques you can use to perform Linux-centric backup and recovery on an Integrated xSeries Server or Integrated xSeries Adapter running Linux.">Linux-centric backup and recovery</a></div>
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