>> We are having problems backing up G4s over the network. Basically, they get
>> part way through the backup and then Retrospect looses the connection. The
>> problem seems to be at the G4 end as once this has happened they have lost
>> network connectivity until the next restart (sleep and wakin
I agree this sounds odd that's what I thought
Basically the client just died. I can't explain it any other way. The icon
did not appear at start-up. Looking at the CP it said failed to load at
startup. Machine name and user name not present. They were. We deleted
sharing prefs etc, rekeyed the us
> > Just to update everyone, we have found that switching the clients to
>> AppleTalk rather than TCP/IP has eliminated all the errors we were
>> experiencing (As suggested by Brooks Peters in the thread "G4
>> Client's OT Wiped Out by Backup via TCP/IP"). The backup is not as
> > quite as fast (
I can't seem to find any documentation on how to have tapes automatically
erased when a script starts. Right now the backup script requests new media
names "xxx" or erased. How can I set up my backup script to automatically
erase a tape? I do full backups to a different tape every day and want to
On 2/20/2001 6:45 AM, "Nicholas Froome" wrote:
>
> We have 519's like a rash when backing up over a mixed 10/100 network using
> 3Com SuperStack 10/100 autoswitching hubs. Backup server is a beige G3 266
> tower with a DDS-2 DAT drive.
Take a look at the autosensing on the Macs. There is an upd
>
>
>We have 519's like a rash when backing up over a mixed 10/100
>network using 3Com SuperStack 10/100 autoswitching hubs. Backup
>server is a beige G3 266 tower with a DDS-2 DAT drive.
>
>519's are the order of the day with the one G4 machione. It has work
>files on an external 12 Gb FireWir
