Ronnie,
I have run ASIP 6.2 with OS 8.6 and am now at OS9 and 6.3.1. I have used
both retrospect 4.1 and 4.2.
I started out using my ASIP server also as my primary Retrospect server
with no problems at all. I back up a 30 machine network to a Ecrix VXA
drive. No special config, no probl
on 2/4/00 6:16 AM, Garret J. Cleversley at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My next mission is to see how ASIP server reacts to being a client on my
> backups. I don't like to mount all the drives I need (especially the boot
> drive) to back them up on my retrospect server so I'd like to run just the
>
On an iMac 333 OS 8.6, using Retrospect Express 4.1A, I have several
StorageSets, each backing up different sets of folders. When I want to
do an incremental backup of a storageset, I must redefine which
folder(s) I want to backup. Is there some way to make RE remember which
folders go with which
Garret,
Running a client on an AppleShare IP server should go fine. Check out
"Working with Mac OS File Servers" on p. 161 of the Retrospect 4.2 User's
Guide.
Regards,
Matthew Tevenan
Technical Support Specialist
Dantz Development Corporation
925.253.3050
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: "Garret J.
Jay,
Retrospect Express has no way to remember, from backup to backup, what files
you manually selected to be backed up from the Preview window.
You will probably want to either use a Selector (like Documents, Hot Items,
etc.; see p. 155 of the .pdf Retrospect Express User's Guide) or define
Sub
Jay,
Did I misunderstand your question? Do you already have Subvolumes defined?
If so, I think what you want are scripts. With scripts, you can have
different sets of Subvolumes go to different sets of backup sets. To learn
how to create scripts, see p. 111 of the Retrospect Express User's Guide
