Thanks for your help
David
From: Irena Solomon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: "retro-talk" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2001 12:21:35 -0800
To: retro-talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: best way to run retrospect with multiple stations on network
Keep in mind, though, that Retrospect
HI,
I am getting 2.1Mb/min on my appletalk network - on this network i have the
2gb i need to backup - and my dtp clients who are running on the 100 base i
was getting about 40mb/min - and here i need to be able to backup 8GB on
this network.
I was just wondering - this is just a thought.
Yes, it is possible. Since the AppleTalk can be on a different
interface than the TCP/IP, just set the AppleTalk control panel to
use internal and the TCP/IP to use the card.
I was just wondering - this is just a thought. Would it be possible to have
retrospect backing up through two netwrok
Keep in mind, though, that Retrospect cannot perform two operations
simultaneously, thus there isn't a way to use both cards at the same time.
Regards,
Irena Solomon
Dantz Technical Support
925.253.3050
Yes, it is possible. Since the AppleTalk can be on a different
interface than
Hi,
thanks for your email. Yes its a total of 6-8gb for all dtp machines - i am
deliberately forcing my users to keep the required backup files to a limit
of 2GB each - so you think that one server should be able to handle all
that.
What i was thinking initially was to use the 7200/75 for
What are you getting now for the backup times on the local machine?
That's a pretty good indication of the top speed of your system
usually. If the log shows 15MB/Min, just take the total amount
backed up and divide it by 15MB and you will get the total minutes it
takes.
So, for 8-10GB you
Hi,
I am a relatively new user, have retrospect network pack version 4.0 I have
two sets of clients on my LAN that I wish to be able to backup and would
apprecaite your suggestions.
1-group of powerbook users and office machines that have combined storage of
2GB.
2-I have 4 dtp stations that
