On Fre, 3. Nov 2000, 2:26:50 Uhr GMT Chad S. Chelius wrote:
>The first step I would take in troubleshooting this situation would be to
>isolate the SCSI bus. Are there more than 1 SCSI device on the Adaptec
SCSI
>bus? Is your VXA drive terminated properly? One other option would be
Hi all,
I got a another error that is not mentioned in any book or Dantz'z web
site. The error is "soccrecv => recv failed, error 10054". I understand
the gist of it, but what can cause this? Anyway it can be prevented?
Here is my hardware: PII266, 196MB RAM, 15GB HDD, Quantum DLT 4000 SCSI
Tape
I am trying to archive files (mostly powerpoint) from the server to a
cd. The data contained is highly confidential. I was wondering if
Retrospect is capable of password protecting files during an archive
process. What I am hoping to find is that once the files are archived,
to open the files,
Hi,
Is there a *complete* list of error codes produced by Retrospect for
the Mac available anywhere?
In our backups last night, I see two codes that I don't recognise:
can't erase/format media (112)
unknown service command (510)
These don't seem to be listed in the manual, or the online error
Dave,
I'd first follow the advice given me by Ecrix Irena a few weeks ago,
and if that doesn't help, most likely your drive is experience some
sort of scsi problems with your computer. I'll forward you that post.
If that advice doesn't help, I'd contact Ecrix and tell them about
your situatio
on 11/3/00 10:22 AM, Sara M at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am trying to archive files (mostly powerpoint) from the server to a
> cd. The data contained is highly confidential. I was wondering if
> Retrospect is capable of password protecting files during an archive
> process. What I am hoping
Or you could just compress the files into a stuffit archive with password
protection, then back them up. I am surprised Powerpoint doesn't have built
in password protection the way Excel does.
Jim Cowing
Systems Engineer
Target Corporation
> From: Don Foy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> I am trying to ar
Retrospect also allows you to password protect an archive. When you create a new
backup set, there is a button that says secure. I just use the password only so
I don't know what the other two choices offer. (the second choice sounds like
basic encryption and the third choice sounds like even bet
