terms of fixing it?
Thanks, Ben
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266, 196MB RAM, 6.4GB HDD, Quantum DLT 4000 SCSI Tape Drive.
TIA, Ben
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Actually no, you can see from my log that it actually reports an incomplete
backup due to arriving at wrap-up time at 8:30am. Just to make it clear, it
does not go through all my clients and I always have some not beeing backed
up on a nighly basis.
Ben
Daniel Knight wrote:
> >Also, as you can
le/loading/preparing)
8/28/2000 2:28:15 AM: Execution incomplete
Total performance: 7.8 MB/minute
Total duration: 15:42:04 (15:01:45 idle/loading/preparing)
Quit at 8/28/2000 2:29 AM"
Dantz, feel free to jump in and offer solutions to this issue if there
is a known issue or if you guys
Hi Pam,
Thanks, that's the conclusion I kind'a came to as well. I just took over the
job about a few months ago and the going rule was to do a full backup on the
first weekend of the month with incremental backups to the end of the month,
then start the cycle again. I guess we should start shorte
ay to change the password...short of
> re-installing the client?
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Hi all,
I just installed Retrospect 4.1 + 4.3 upgrade on a Performa 6360 running
OS9. Everything seems to be OK, the only problem is that when I go to
Devices, I see the following line for my Quantum DLT4000 SCSI drive:
ID #2Quantum DLT4000CCIE(no driver)
I gather my Mac can see the
Hi all,
If I embark on updating all the Mac clients over the network, do the Mac
clients need to be restarted, like the Windoz ones?
Ben
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d for the updated client software to load
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> Will they reboot automatically upon installat
More on Client Updates
Speaking of the hard way, it turns out that on the Windows side all
was well indeed with the manual update, but only for the Windows 2000 clients.
All my NT4 workstations needed a reboot in order to render the client active.
Strange...
Ben
Chris Freemesser wrote:
>Hi all,
>
How about you run an AT job with "net stop service" before your backup starts
and then you run an AT job with "net start service" after retrospect is done.
HTH, Ben
"Kraut, David" wrote:
> I have a backup job that backs up several servers during the night. One of
> these servers has a SQL data
ntum DLT 4000 SCSI
Tape Drive.
I use Retorspect 5.15 Backup Server with Retro 5.15 Win Clients and 4.2a
Mac clients.
TIA, Ben
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to be backed up to
he same tape. Is this possible?
I am open to any suggestions, since this is becoming quite a pain. New hardware
is out of the question for now, and I would like to not have to start new
sets every 2 weeks or so, since it involves me coming in on the weekend
Thanks, Ben
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following the weekend,
or some other arrangement that is convenient?
At 9:11 AM -0500 on 11/23/00, Ben Mihailescu wrote:
Hi all,
We have quite a few clients to back up in a window of about 14 hours
every night. Currently I am running a single script, that picks up
every client during the
real solution - other than spending a ton of money - has been
found. I gott'a say, Dantz should realize that disk space is so cheap and
easy to add this days, that backup software and hardware should start
matching the price and efficiency.
Ben
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Here is my hardware: PIII 733, 512MB RAM, 2 x 30GB HDD, Quantum DLT 4000
SCSI
Tape Drive. (2nd Quantum DLT 7000 to come sooon)
I use Retorspect 5.15 Backup Server with Retro 5.15 Win Clients and 4.2a
Mac clients.
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I'm not sure if it makes a diff, but did you install vmware on a raw disk
or as one big file?
Ben
Toby Blake wrote:
> Hi,
>
> One of our users has recently changed over from having a dual-boot
> win98/Linux machine to a Linux only machine, incorporating a vmware
> windows 98 partition (look at
Hi,
I got to say: in a university environment the image/fixed data path
works like a charm. The students (clients) will pretty much mess up a
workstation within 3 months. By having a 4BG Ghost image for NT4 and 2k
download in under 10 minutes and then restore networking and data if any
is the mos
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