I've been using ARCserve for many years to backup my NT 4.0 Server and
NT Workstations and long time ago to backup a Novell server. For the
Mac side of things though I've always preferred and used Retrospect. I
prefer Retrospect because it's much easier to install, use and maintain
than
I am using Retro Windows to backup a HP LH4 NT4 server with no problems. I cannot
upgrade to the latest version (5.15) as for some reason the support for the HP DLT
drive was dropped in that version. But 5.11 seems to be running with no problems so
it's no big deal. A big dissapointment is the
Jim Cobb wrote:
I am using Retro Windows to backup a HP LH4 NT4 server with
no problems. I cannot upgrade to the latest version (5.15) as
for some reason the support for the HP DLT drive was dropped
in that version.
Jim,
Appreciate your comments. Which HP DLT drive is that? We're
I have lots to comment on this thread! I Love Retro and ditched Arcserve for
Retro about six months ago. I had used it for years to back up Macs, and now
I'm using it for about ten NT servers, Including one that has over 160 GB of
Drive space, a couple that run MS SQL Server 7, and a Lotus Notes
My department has two DLT4000 drives, one connected to a Mac and the other to a
PC. The one connected to the PC is an autochanger. Both work
flawlessly with the current versions of Retrospect and OS's on the
machines.
We switched from Arcserve on the PC to Retrospect and have never
looked
David-
Are you also using Open File Manager, and if so does it work OK in Win2k
with Services for Mac? ( I know this is not really a retrospect issue, but
not totally offtopic..)
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Ben Eastwood
IT Manager
wilweb.com
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From: "Kraut, David" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
I am running Retrospect to backup about 16GB. I want to do the following:
Nightly complete backup.
Use a different tape each night.
Setup:
Win2K server, Retrospect, 6 slot HP tape drive.
Retrospect keeps wanting to use the same tape each night and I have to
change a setting manually and
Hi all,
Note that Retrospect is able to back up *most* open files. Most database
files though will be inaccessible to other application while they are in use
by the database.
Regards,
Irena
From: Ben Eastwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ARCserve vs Retrospect Server Backup
David-
Are
Hi John,
I'm trying to understand something. Can you tell me *why* you want to
perform a complete backup every night? Why not incrementals?
Thanks!
Eric Ullman
Dantz Development
John Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am running Retrospect to backup about 16GB. I want to do the
on 3/7/01 4:04 PM, "Eric Ullman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi John,
I'm trying to understand something. Can you tell me *why* you want to
perform a complete backup every night? Why not incrementals?
Thanks!
Eric Ullman
Dantz Development
In my case, for Clear Ink, I built a system
Guys,
I have tried following the docs, renamed my script, place it in the
correct folders, used the quit outlook script. I know some of you
have been talking about Open File Manager but I was looking at a
simple method for backing up outlook on the PeeCee for the moment.
Has anyone
Well, comments first, solution second.
Comments
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I personally use full backup on weekends and incrementals through a week.
If you are dealing with single large files that change daily, then an
incremental would do wonderful. (Yep, I too have a
Hi guys I'm running a SONY TSL-S7000 that takes 7 120m dat tapes and
I'm running out of room, damn these new huge hard disks. It's
sitting on a Power Mac 7200/120 does anyone have any suggestions that
might get me out of my bind of diminishing backup space.
Cheers Gordon.
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