on 7/28/00 8:15 AM, Gowan Fenley at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, this is the latest route suggested by Matt. I am reluctant to take
such extreme measures as blowing away an entire subnet so far. That sort of
work would have to be after hours, and this, after all an evaluation of
The AppleShare lockout feature only works when Retrospect is running on the
AppleShare server. It will not lock out users when backing up AppleShare
servers remotely.
Regards,
Matthew Tevenan
Technical Support Specialist
Dantz Development Corporation
925.253.3050
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From:
Gowan Fenley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The "Macintosh centric" feel of the product has begun to concern me. While I
certainly have no bias against Apple (we were once an Apple shop before
moving to NT), I hope Dantz is not struggling with a lack of depth of
experience with NT/Win2K as
Gowan,
You might want to go over the "bindlistener" registry edit again to make
sure you've done it correctly:
Stop the Client service from the Services control panel.
From the Start menu, choose Run and type "Regedit" (no quotes).
Open the path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Dantz\Retrospect
BINGO!
Matt had the answer - change the binding order of the NICs and *poof* the
misbehaving client is now visible to the backup server! I overlooked
checking that setting simply because Microsoft moved the binding tab to such
a screwy place in Win2K (you really have to root for it,
In response to my rhetorical query, Eric said:
...The architecture of Retrospect for Windows is NOT a port of the Mac
product;
it has been completely redesigned from the ground up...What would a "defined
Wintel heritage" have given us?...
Point taken. I definitely agree that Incremental-Plus is
Hi,
As one of the senior QA people here at Dantz, I've been asked to reply to
this post. Hopefully I can cover most of the issues involved.
First, I have to thank Gowan for that last post. I appreciate its pragmatic
approach. My intention with this post is to address Gowan's questions, and
to
Ken,
I believe that our G3 Server(MT) has a Sony DAT drive, with Apple supplied
bezel.
Jim
System Administrator
Illini Media Company
Student Media at the University of Illinois
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Ken Gillett said, in a previous message:
I'd like to put a Sony ???9000 (DDS3) DAT in a beige
