Hi,
Does anyone know of a way to:
1) Quickly verify what the date/time/timezone is of all the computers on a netowrk.
2) Be able to quickly set those that are off.
I have tried Apple Network Assistant 3.5.2, but it can only "SET the time and date".
Retrospect backup can set the time (I
I can't see anything in the help about writing to a file instead of a
backup device - how do I do it?
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Hello Ian
I have been using Retrospect 5.0 also and was getting the IE error
message too, but I just pressed OK and it didn't seem to effect Retro
at all.
Ian,
File backup sets are described on p. 22 of the Retrospect User's Guide. A
file backup set is basically a file with all of your data condensed into it
stored on a hard drive. You create one by changing the popup menu next to
"Storage Type" to "File" when creating a backup set.
Regards,
If I do a full backup of any ntfs parition with retro server 5 will the
security/permissions of all files backed up be saved and restored if needed?
I'm fairly confident it will, I guess I just need confirmation and
assurance of the process from someone with experience of the process.
maz
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Hey all,
Clear Ink (the company hosting working-dogs.com and latchkey.com) is moving
to a new physical location starting tomorrow (thurs) and going on until
friday night. The new location is beautiful and we are definitely moving up
in the world (fully switched/routed 100bt network) with a
If I do a full backup of any ntfs parition with retro server 5 will the
security/permissions of all files backed up be saved and restored if needed?
I'm fairly confident it will, I guess I just need confirmation and
assurance of the process from someone with experience of the process.
maz
I'm backing up some Access databases that are on a NT Server that has
them on a Mac-accessible volume just as a Client operation rather
than mounting them on my desktop. Is there any problem with this if
the files are PC-only? I do get a warning on the log. . .
.
Owen Watson
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