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9.1 remote agent slow?
We've installed, removed and re-installed the remote agent multiple times now... ensuring that it's completely gone before re-installation. We've done both the "push" install and the manual install. We've come to the conclusion that the 9.1 remote agent is just slower the prior version and...- SuperNetMan
- Post #3
- Forum: Data Recovery
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Upgrade backup exec 8.6 to BE 9.1
If 8.6 is working for you, don't upgrade. Stay at 8.6 until you're forced off of it, then switch to another brand of backup software. 8.6 was the best Backup Exec they made. It worked great for us. I wish they'd just simply added support for Windows 2003 to the 8.6 product. BEWS 9.0 was a...- SuperNetMan
- Post #7
- Forum: Data Recovery
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Upgrade backup exec 8.6 to BE 9.1
I recently upgraded from 8.6 to 9.1 and I'm beginning to be very sorry I did. 9.x is a complete re-write of the software and is full of many major changes to the way B.E. works. First of all, it installs MSDE (desktop version of SQL Server) onto the machine without informing you of the...- SuperNetMan
- Post #4
- Forum: Data Recovery
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9.1 remote agent slow?
I just upgraded from 8.6 to 9.1. Actually the 9.1 is a fresh clean install on a brand new Windows 2003 Dell server box. All my old machines are still NT4. All old remote agents have been removed from the old NT4 boxes and new 9.1 remote agents pushed out to them. I have a Qualstar tape library...- SuperNetMan
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