Backup Software for Solaris 10

Can anyone give me ideas on what software to use to back up Solaris 10 Servers ( V240, 490, & 890). We researched Veritas and they want $15,000. Is there any software with some of the same features as Netbackup? Thanks in Advance!!!

without buying any software, how about trying a flarcreate - it's the only software that sun "officially" - or has stated as such on a support line - for backing up for purposes of duplicating a machine in the event of a failure (like having to copy your storage to another machine and build it up)
you may be able to get a number of things like that (Symantec's BMR) - but all of the other choices are $$s..
I guess it really depends what you're asking -
are you looking to use a tape jukebox/silo/library, or periodically copy your rootdisk (or data disks) to some other near site storage
Consider you didn't even state the word "tape" in your initial post, it's kind of hard to figure out where you're going with this - so let's try this from the beginning... what is the purpose of backing up your machine? Is it for nightly backups, one time backup, periodic rootdisk copies, flash archives, DR?
regards, and thanks in advance...
Jeff

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