A client of mine is wants to install a backup system. He has 2 Macs and one
Windows 2000 system. We'd like to make the W2000 system the server, using
an Onstream ADR 30GB IDE Drive, since the hardware is much less expensive
than the SCSI hardware for the Mac. (Performance is not a high priority
It sounds like you ran into the same problem I did. Here's the speculation
I posted on:
on 8/24/00 7:36 AM, Phil Geller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I guess I'll answer my own question. The problem was accompanied by error
> 206 (drive reported a failure: dirty heads, bad media, etc). So it
Hi,
Sounds like a good setup, Phil. You will have to use TCP/IP to back up the
Mac clients, as there isn't any AppleTalk client support in the Windows
version of Retrospect. Other than that, you shouldn't have anything to be
concerned about. Retrospect Workgroup Backup for Windows works just like
I just upgraded to 4.3 and was happy that the 2 GB file limit was
fixed. Imagine my surprise when I ran into a 16 MB catalog limit. See
the log entry below. With today's costs of storage at $4/GB (recent
Fry's ad for 40 GB drive @ $160), I think Dantz would be well advised
to remove all limits
Lawrence E. Bakst ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) recycled some electrons by writing:
> Can anyone comment if the 16 MB catalog limit is going to fixed soon?
> Are there any other limits I will run into after this one. Can
> someone describe why this limit exists? My guess us that there is a
> 24 bit quantit
