Ever tried DLT tapes? it's expensive but I NEVER had a damaged tape in 5 years. On the
contrary, ± 50 DAT tapes (120m) are damaged (after incremental backups, never reusing
a tape) in my archives of ±250 tapes...
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Serge Paulus
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Microscript s.a.
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I had the same problem and solved it by forgetting the client and then reinstalling it
in the client database.
On mardi 7 mars 2000, Todd Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having trouble keeping my DHCP clients activated with Retrospect
4.2 for Mac.
The clients, on a 10Bt hub, were all
Has anyone used Retroscpect to back up the mail store on a Microsoft
Exchange 5.5 server? How does it handle this? Does the backup actually
work? Can you recover email from the backed-up mail store?
Feel free to email me directly if this has already been covered on the list.
Aaron
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You're gonna have to stop the Exchange services, I'm certain.
But, like anything, if you did perform a "cold" backup of
Exchange/SQL/Oracle/etc, you would be able to back it up successfully.
Mind you, I have not done this, since BackupExec lets me do a "hot" backup
of Exchange and SQL.
Brad.
Retrospect cannot back up live Exchange servers. Nor can you restore
individual mailboxes or messages from a full Exchange backup. We are looking
into offering an "agent" to back up live Exchange servers (as I suspect Brad
must be using with ArcServe) some time in the future.
Before this,
on 3/8/2000 3:00 PM, Matthew Tevenan at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Retrospect cannot back up live Exchange servers. Nor can you restore
individual mailboxes or messages from a full Exchange backup. We are looking
into offering an "agent" to back up live Exchange servers (as I suspect Brad
must
Ben,
Another problem, maybe related, is that, often, if I try to do a
manual backup of one of our PCs, Retrospect reports that *no* files
were copied. And I know that there is new/modified data that needs
backing up. I can select files for back up, and they appear to get
copied to tape.
At 10:58 AM +0100 03/08/2000, Serge Paulus wrote:
Ever tried DLT tapes? it's expensive but I NEVER had a damaged tape
in 5 years. On the contrary, ± 50 DAT tapes (120m) are damaged
(after incremental backups, never reusing a tape) in my archives of
±250 tapes...
Thanks for all of the
Yup - we use lots of AITs - not the LaCie ones specifically, but since it's just the
SONY mechanism in a LaCIE case it should be representative. Currently we're using the
25/50 tapes but there's very little difference in the new ones. We have over 4,000
AIT tapes in current use over the
