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I've been doing this, backups to a file on a fixed disk, for a while. I'm using v8.6 and it works great.

We just switched from McAfee, we love it. The enterprise products make keeping the workstations/server update, both engines and pattern files, consistent and easy.

Take a look at KIXtart. We're switching froma .bat based login schemes to this. It's very powerful, and flexible.

We're getting ready to roll out Trend Micro throughout the entire organization. We've been running McAfee all along, had some trouble (see the thread here, our problems mirror what's there...) We'll be using SMS to push to the '95 clients, the rest with Trend utility. We'll see how it goes...

Unless you're going to be doing other things with the server a single fast processor with the aforementioned should suffice. Maybe a multiple tape machine if you anticipate using more than one tape in a run. MRH

Maybe the disk subsystem driver in NT is looking for the old controller, and, finding the new 5300. Seems to me that this would cause a BSOD. hope this helps...

Power up the monitor a couple of minutes before you turn on the server, turn the brightness and contrast wayy up, so you will see anything that goes on. Then, turn on the server, you should see some POST messages, these are generated using the most lowly of vga driver signals. If you see nothing...

I'm dealing with that too. I had ordered v8.0 (earlier)and v8.5 for two locations, to keep backup lan traffic down. It turns out the v8.0 is single server, you have to specify a multi-server license when you buy it. I've got one coming... If you can install an "add-on" to make it...

I have a similar problem using BE7.0 on a compaq proliant, using compaq's 35/70 dlt drive. I'm ok on throughput until i add a couple of servers across town, then the backup time spikes to 18 - 19 hours for the job. I appears to be a choke point in the network connectivity between my backup...