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How to convert RAR to ZIP while keeping folder structure intact?
To convert a RAR file to ZIP while keeping the original folder structure intact you can use Softaken Archive Converter Software. It gives no data loss during conversion. Just install the software, add your RAR files, choose ZIP as the output format and click Convert. The program automatically preserves all subfolders and file hierarchy. It also supports batch conversion making it perfect for handling multiple archives at once. Whether you’re organizing backups and sharing compressed data it offers a smooth, quick and secure conversion process.Mixing subscription with perpetual DLO licenses
Hello, We have 3 100-pack licenses for DLO with maintenance in order, and another 100 subscription licenses. I just want to be sure we can mix them so 400 devices can be backed up using the same DLO server. Can someone confirm? Licensing guide is not clear for this scenario. Thanks in advanceMaximizing Backup Efficiency for Computer Desktops and Virtual Environments
Hi everyone, I’ve been working on improving the performance of our backup processes and wanted to discuss some challenges and successes we've had with backing up both computer desktops and virtual environments using Veritas NetBackup. Our setup consists of a mix of physical desktop systems and virtual machines, and we've noticed a significant difference in backup times between the two. For our computer desktops, we have focused on prioritizing critical files through tailored backup policies, which have drastically improved performance. On the other hand, virtual environments presented more challenges with resource-heavy backups. After optimizing VMware integration and leveraging deduplication, we have seen substantial improvements in both speed and storage efficiency. Has anyone else had similar experiences with improving backup efficiency in mixed environments? I’d love to hear if you’ve used any techniques that optimize the backup process for computer desktops versus virtual machines. We’ve also been trying to streamline backup schedules across both environments while minimizing impact on daily operations. Do you have any suggestions for balancing performance and user activity while maintaining quick recovery times? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Sorting Computers by date properly
We're using DLO 9.4, and I need to be able to sort computers (under Setup > Settings > DLO > Computers) by the last time the agent was active and the last time there was a successful backup. However, instead of sorting like so: 1/3/2023 10:13:30 AM 5/25/2023 9:35:19 AM 11/10/2023 7:45:15 AM ...it sorts like this: 1/3/2023 10:13:30 AM 11/10/2023 7:45:15 AM 5/25/2023 9:35:19 AM It's like it's treating each field in these columns as text and not as dates. So, whenever I sort, they are out of time order. Is there some way to fix this? It would make it a heck of a lot easier to see whenever DLO has somehow failed to not back up users/computers so I can go troubleshoot. Thanks!Unable to backup PST files in Outlook 2016 or 2019 on Windows 10
I have one user out of 80 who cannot get DLO to back up their .PST file. The error is this: The pst file C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Outlook Files\Outlook.pst was skipped because it is not configured in Outlook. This is, of course, not true. It is very much configured. Otherwise the user wouldn't be able to use Outlook or access their .pst file. Originally, Office 2019 was installed and gave us this error. I removed 2019 and installed 2016. Same error. I tried it with a different .pst file (i.e. "outlook1.pst" instead of the default "outlook.pst"). Same error. Nobody else has this problem. Can someone help us out, please? Thanks!
C partition full on User's desktop/laptop
Hello, Please help with this query, we have configured the DUDF (desktop user data folder) on the D:\ partition (D:\DUDF) but for some reason the C:\ drive is filling up when it loses communication with the NUDF. Why does this happen if we have this is redirected to disk D? Thanks for your comments. Rafael
