Does Dantz have any experience of these type of adapters? Would
Retrospect deal with the DAT drive correctly?
At 1:58 PM -0500 24/8/00, Douglas K Wyman wrote:
Native FireWire on tape drives?...not yet but here are some other solutions:
Orange Micro and Ratoc Systems have both introduced
I'm getting errors from the event handler stating that it cannot perform
text operations of files greater than 32K in size. Ideas?
john
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Native FireWire on tape drives?...not yet but here are some other solutions:
Orange Micro and Ratoc Systems have both introduced FireWire/SCSI adapters
that allow a single SCSI device to be connected to IEEE 1349 (FireWire).
These
Thanks Larry,
This sounds like a decent compromise between the extremes (no
Protection, the Multiple User work arounds, and high security like
DiskGuard or others). I don't think that most folks wandering around
my office would be able to figure out that they would need a reboot
to defeat
Speaking of protecting data, there is a way to encrypt your tapes at the
hardware level with different forms of encryption -- all based on Smartcards
with varying access levels.
This works perfectly with Retrospect. This way, if your tape should grow
legs, the data could not be restored -- even
I am doing my first multi-tape restore with an Exabyte 17D (DLT) and
Retrospect asked me to insert the tape. Is this normal? The device manager
pane had all of the tapes in the right slots, it didn't want to procede
until I ejected the current tape and loaded the correct one.
adam...
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