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Set the level of backup to level 1.... that is a differential backup.

This is also the only way to do scheduled differential or incremental backups. Specifying only MSSQL: will do a full backup everytime, which kills us becuase we have 150+ gig databases here.

Well, if anyone is interested, here is the latest. It doesn't have anything to do w/ our hardware or number of clients or etc. We have 95 clients, NT4 SP6a, dual P3 733, 640 megs ram. What they had me do was kill my RES file and totally recreate it from scratch. when I started doing that...

in the setup of your clone pool, limit it to just one device. Then the clone operation will only use that one device. This should achieve what you want, although I don't know how effecient it will be.

Has anyone run into an issue where it takes forever for your Backup and Recover service to start? How long does most of yours take? From the beginning (we started with 5.5.2) it took about 15 minutes to start (which still is long). Now after many other problems and after upgrading to 6.0.1...

I know this is off topic, but has any used this product and have any experience with problems with it. It's been dumped on me, but a whole ton of tapes have turned up that won't restore. You try to restore and it tells you it can't find the session, even though you merged in the whole tape and...

No problem.... sorry it wasn't helpful... interesting problem though.

This is the web site, although I don't see a 2000 driver: http://www.sis.com.tw/support/download/vga.htm You could try the NT one though.

Let me explain what I did (and don't ask me why). I had a PDC and a BDC. I promoted the BDC and installed 2000 on it. I wanted to change the new PDC to a member server and promote the NT4 BDC to PDC, but found that wasn't a viable option. I worked around it this way. I powered off the BDC...

Usually connection refused messages mean there is some sort of connectivity problem. Check the hosts file on both the client and server and verify the ip addresses for each other are listed. IE cronos has a listing for leng and leng has an entry for cronos. Also, ensure that the legato client...

No, your name is fine, but in order for Networker to add the client, it has to be able have a path to it. If you're using DNS then you need to have the client on the DNS server list or if you're not, you can just add "LOGIC" with the proper IP address in your hosts file ie...

yeah, but I only want these specific savesets (from many different clients) to always remain browsable. Changing the browse policy on the clients will only allow more savesets to be browsable for a longer time, but those aren't the ones I want to remain browsable, and still eventually, once...

After a backup is done, say at the end of the month, I would like to always have those savesets be browsable.  I know if I scan the tape in, it sets them to "scanned in" and that does it, but is there a way to just set them to "scanned in" without actually doing it...

I don't know if this will help, but we found that on our network, if we are running SQL server and the machine isn't at full duplex, then we will get the MMD send chunk error.  We haven't encountered it on anything but machines running SQL, but it still may apply to you.  Try...

We had several servers w/ ArcserveIT 6.6 for Netware running on them.  Currently we only have it running on one server.  Is there a way to take all the databases from the other servers and merge them into the one remaining ArcserveIT machine.  Problem I'm having is...

Nope.... we have the Advanced Edition on all our servers.

Thanks....  I think your commands will help out a bit...  I'm running NT, but everything is still basically commandline driven with a GUI wrapper.  From what I can tell, the unix commands are the same as the nt commandline parameters, so I think this should work...

What kind of setup do you have?  As in tape library and etc?  How many drives?  Howe long does it take you to make the clones and do you find that that affects your backups?

Ahhh.. man this is awful... I did that... set the service to start as the local dbagent account and it's still not working.  anything else?  It's not making much sense....

I don't know what platform you're using (I use NT), but if you check networker administrator and look at your groups, you'll see a clock on your group.  The clock means it's running.  If you right click and look at details you can see what it "thinks" it still needs...