Reply to: Re: Retro client on an ASIP server
Jon Gardner wrote:
>on 8/16/2000 2:01 PM, jakob krabbe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> We're looking into getting an AppleShare IP server for filesharing and it
>> has brought to my attention that an ASIP server cannot be used as a
>> Retrospect client!
>> >> Is that true and if so, how have you guys solved that problem?
>
>Well, somebody must have forgotten to tell my server about it, 'cuz it works
>great as a Retrospect client. Now, I wouldn't recommend using an ASIP server
>as a Retrospect *server* for performance reasons, but some people are even
>doing that successfully.
Last week, I installed two separate AppleShare IP servers, configured as follows:
-File: G4/450/350 MB RAM/Adaptec 2940UW SCSI Card/Seagate DDS4 drive/ASIP
6.2/Retrospect 4.1
-Mail: G3/233/128 MB RAM/AppleShare IP Mail Server 6.2.1/Retrospect client 4.1
The Retrospect backup lives on the G4 running file services, and I am now having
problems backing up the mail server as a remote. When Retrospect queries the remote
client, it returns an error that is logged as follows:
"Can't access client XXX Mail Server, error 517 (client is busy)"
Any ideas? I'm going to try switching the client over to AppleTalk, but I would like
any other input or thoughts anyone might have.
Regards,
/cd
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Christopher Dawe * Systems Engineer * Westwind Computing
Seattle, Washington * (206) 522-3530
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