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Subject: Backups Hardwares for FreeBSD
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Hi,

We have a FreeBSD mail server with 1TB RAID 6 using Areca ARC-1220 
controler, all works fine.

Today our backups are made on DDS-4 tapes, they are very slow and too 
small, this is our problem. What is a good (modern) alternative to DDS-4 
working on FreeBSD?

Thanks,
Paulo Fragoso.