I am looking for a web site or other source of information that has a
comparison of the various backup devices, their pros & cons, costs, etc.
There is some helpful information on the Dantz website, but I was looking
for more device specific information.
Thanks.
Regards,
Len Levin
Business
At 07:15 2000-03-23 -0500, you wrote:
>I am looking for a web site or other source of information that has a
>comparison of the various backup devices, their pros & cons, costs, etc.
>There is some helpful information on the Dantz website, but I was looking
>for more device specific informatio
Wouldn't it be just as easy to use the control strip module (assuming you use control
strips)?
On 03/23/2000 somewhere around the time of 14:19 +0900, Scott Ponzani spoke about "Re:
Quick way to backup asap.":
>Hey, I know this one!
>
>Thomas, there is a set of AppleScripts that you can insta
In evaluating Retrospect we found that there is no way to dynamically back
up MS Exchange and SQL databases. Has anyone found an acceptable solution
for this problem? Shutting down the services before backup is a major PIA!
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I can't recommend the HP dual-drive 15 cartridge-capacity autoloader. We've
got 6 and IIRC about 1/2 of them have had at least one problem that caused
it to stop working, and a couple have had various problems each.
The HP model number is C5173L.
Brad.
-Original Message-
From: Luke Jaeg
Actually, what would be perhaps easiest in Tom's situation is to put the
"Back Me Up ASAP" script in the Startup Items folder. No muss, no fuss. Even
when he started up when not connected to the network it would run, but I
don't believe it would hurt anything. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)
Scott
David,
Retrospect 5.1 for Windows ships with an external batch script that will
stop Exchange services automatically before backup of Exchange databases,
then start them up after the backup is done.
If you're savvy enough in this area, I suspect that you can tweak this same
batch file to stop SQ
Are there any USB tape drives on the market supported by Retrospect? There
used to be a 4/8GB Travan by AIWA, but that was withdrawn last year.
Onstream has a 15/30GB ADR drive, but it doesn't have Retrospect support. Is
that coming? Are there any other options? I have some clients who are
>I am looking for a web site or other source of information that has a
>comparison of the various backup devices, their pros & cons, costs, etc.
>There is some helpful information on the Dantz website, but I was looking
>for more device specific information.
Len,
Macintouch had a nice "extra
