Greetings,
Our NT Retrospect server has dual 100 mps ethernet
connections. Would it help to enable the 2nd one to help with
backups? It's backing up to a DLT tape drive and the server is not
used for anything else but backups.
Thx,
Michael
Schlumberger Reservoir Completions
Rosharon, TX
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Eric,
Retrospect Macintosh does not yet support the Plextor PX-W8432Ti (I think
this is what you're referring to; there's no such thing as an 843Ti) as a
FireWire device. We'd like to in the future, though. Unfortunately I don't
have any approximate date of support...
Matthew Tevenan
Technical S
It turns out our problem was that a switch was filtering the multicast
retrospect packets. Is there a white paper that deals with how hand shaking
is accomplished between the Retrospect client and server?
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> From: Husk.David
> Reply To: retro-talk
> Sent: Friday,
Last year when we were testing the Win NT Retrospect 5 on an ageing dual
pentium 200 NT server with 100BaseT & DLT from a variety of clients we
found the following:
B&W Mac G3 clients & Pentium III >=500MHz on switched 100BaseT network to
server all averaged about 70Mb/min (Retro log).
B&W Ma
Hi David,
Here's some information on how Retrospect communicates with client systems.
For more information on client discovery methods, please see pages 91-95 in
the Retrospect 5.0 User's Guide and pages 83-84 in the Retrospect 4.2 User's
Guide.
I hope this helps!
Eric Ullman
Dantz Development
I am sorry I did not explain adaquately.
I backed up to my own CDs. The restore appeared to go fine but did not
turn out to be trouble free like the "exact restore" feature I used to
use with DiskFit Pro.
John Morgan
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