debugging backup server

2000-08-22 Thread Nicholas Froome
I have a client with Retrospect 4.3 on a G3 (OS 9.04) and we're running Backup Server to weekly rotating DAT tape sets. There are around 25 clients. I have a problem that some clients display "Source" in the BS window. The manual states that this means the "Backup Server cannot find the source

Exabyte M2 - lock up your daughters!

2000-08-22 Thread Jaeger, Luke
I just installed an external Exabyte M2 tape drive on my backup server. Holy mother of Elvis, does this thing smoke. 400 MB/min thruput on local volumes, up to 300 MB/min over the network. In case you're looking to spend a big wad of money on a tape backup system, consider this one. (Backup serve

RE: Exabyte M2 - lock up your daughters!

2000-08-22 Thread Stephen Jones
On G4s, we have M2 customers sustaining a solid 11.8MB/second uncompressed with Retrospect! That's approx 700MB/minute. This is a local speed and the disk drives are SCSI RAID 0. At $4,095.00, it may or may not be for everyone. If you're backups are done solely over a 10/100 LAN, you'll not se

Media Full Before It's Time

2000-08-22 Thread Phil Geller
In the last couple of days I've seen two installation where backups fail because Retrospect wants another media. Even though the tape or disk weren't full, the Summary window for the Backup Set said "Appending requires another member". In one case we were backing up to Onstream ADR tapes. The t

RE: Exabyte M2 - lock up your daughters!

2000-08-22 Thread Nicholas Froome
Steve, Luke >On G4s, we have M2 customers sustaining a solid 11.8MB/second uncompressed >with Retrospect! That's approx 700MB/minute. This is a local speed and the >disk drives are SCSI RAID 0. > >At $4,095.00, it may or may not be for everyone. I am interested to know who the drives you use

RE: Exabyte M2 - lock up your daughters!

2000-08-22 Thread Ben Liberman
>Steve, Luke > > >>On G4s, we have M2 customers sustaining a solid 11.8MB/second uncompressed >>with Retrospect! That's approx 700MB/minute. This is a local speed and the >>disk drives are SCSI RAID 0. >> >>At $4,095.00, it may or may not be for everyone. > >I am interested to know who the drive