Backup to Disk not external attached to USB port

Started by Orlando Alonzo, April 11, 2011, 01:32:34 PM

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Jim Jensen

Brett,

Can you be more specific about being "supported" on Windows Server? Is this specific that WindowServers won't recognize the drivers for the system without eSata, or is there a software compatibility issue?
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Brett

Quote from: Jim Jensen on April 12, 2011, 02:14:11 PM
Brett,

Can you be more specific about being "supported" on Windows Server? Is this specific that WindowServers won't recognize the drivers for the system without eSata, or is there a software compatibility issue?

It's hardware-related, Jim. The USB 2.0/3.0 connection may not function reliably in all Window Server environments.

Orlando Alonzo

Maybe Brett can arrange for an Applied Users group discount.  What do you say Brett?
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Brett

Quote from: Orlando Alonzo on April 12, 2011, 02:59:31 PM
Maybe Brett can arrange for an Applied Users group discount.  What do you say Brett?

I'm already speaking with Rick about the possibilities  ;)

Bloody Jack Kidd

Quote from: Brett on April 12, 2011, 03:10:48 PM
Quote from: Orlando Alonzo on April 12, 2011, 02:59:31 PM
Maybe Brett can arrange for an Applied Users group discount.  What do you say Brett?

I'm already speaking with Rick about the possibilities  ;)

I'm always looking out for you guys!
;D
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Orlando Alonzo

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KenH

I've been using Server 2003 included B/U software as a scheduled task to backup to USB External drives for a few years.  I have been very happy with the results.  The last server upgrade, I restored the data from the backup drives.  There may be better backup software, but I think in the Tape to Disk argument, Tape has no chance.
John 'Ken' Hughes

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Jim Jensen

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Gene Foraker

Quote from: KenH on April 12, 2011, 06:18:36 PM
I've been using Server 2003 included B/U software as a scheduled task to backup to USB External drives for a few years.  I have been very happy with the results.  The last server upgrade, I restored the data from the backup drives.  There may be better backup software, but I think in the Tape to Disk argument, Tape has no chance.


Great to hear.   Acronis may be great, but is $900.   The software I have now works OK, it was installed with the server.   Works OK, but no one has every heard of it.   Tapeware from Yosemite Technologies.   Probably no better than the Server 2003 utility, though I haven't looked into that.
Gene Foraker CPCU
Gates-Foraker Insurance Agency
Norton, OH


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