Hi Mark,
I'm running Synchronise Pro X 4.1.1, each night in "cron" mode with
good results since over one year :
1.- to backup my two home office macs (pwb OS X 10.4.6 + mac mini OS
X 10.3.9) to an external/remote 250 Go firewire external drive
connected to the mac mini.
2.- to clone the 160 Go firewire external startup drive of one of my
internet provided servers (an other mac mini OS X 10.3.9).
Works fine in both cases.
I used the LaCie SilverKeeper freeware before with less good results.
Regards,
Le 17 avr. 06 à 05:09, Mark Wieder a écrit :
All-
Off topic, but there are some smart and savvy people on this list so I
thought I'd ask...
Does anyone have any recommendations for backup systems?
What I'm currently using: a mixed OSX and Windows 2k system running
Retrospect Server 6.5 on a Win2k server box, backing up four computers
to a 160gig NetDisk. This occasionally works, is a pain to set up,
more of a pain to reconfigure, and a *real* pain if an error occurs
during the backup process. I've had Retrospect hang and use up 99% of
the available cpu resources, I've had it not find client machines and
had to reinstall the client software many times, I've had it give me
errors on files I've told it not to back up...
So my question is: does anyone with more than one computer have any
recommendation for something that works better? None of my clients
have a backup system that works unless they move files manually, and I
don't know what to recommend to them because I haven't found anything
that works for me either.
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