Backup exec 10 and a Rev drive
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sneakyneil

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9,292 posts

268 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Hello my thrifty friends.

I've been using the evaluation version of Backup Exec 11d for 50/60 days now, backing up to a disk folder set on a set of IOmega rev disks. Works well, with the small proviso that I have to use an external post backup command to eject the disk.

I note that backup exec 10 is cheap on ebay, has anyone used it in this manner with a rev drive?

2k Standard BTW!

Cheers
Neil

puggit

49,829 posts

279 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Does it appear as a regular disk drive to the OS? Backup Exec has been able to (officially) write to disk since 8.6.

sneakyneil

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268 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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puggit said:
Does it appear as a regular disk drive to the OS? Backup Exec has been able to (officially) write to disk since 8.6.


OK, that sounds good to me. Cheers thumbup

puggit

49,829 posts

279 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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sneakyneil said:
puggit said:
Does it appear as a regular disk drive to the OS? Backup Exec has been able to (officially) write to disk since 8.6.


OK, that sounds good to me. Cheers thumbup
I worked in support for Veritas from 8.5 to 9.1 (3 long, long years) - any questions let me know.

But yes, backup to disk works well in Backup Exec - I use it myself at home (but version 8.6 - the most stable version they made)

SneakyNeil

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9,292 posts

268 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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puggit said:
sneakyneil said:
puggit said:
Does it appear as a regular disk drive to the OS? Backup Exec has been able to (officially) write to disk since 8.6.


OK, that sounds good to me. Cheers thumbup
I worked in support for Veritas from 8.5 to 9.1 (3 long, long years) - any questions let me know.

But yes, backup to disk works well in Backup Exec - I use it myself at home (but version 8.6 - the most stable version they made)


Its certainly a metioric improvement from TapeWare anyway!