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Tin_Vu · 10-20-2005

If you media server is also your file server. Do you need AOFA installed on the media server to backup the open files.

Tin_Vu · 10-19-2005

Why is it almost 5 times faster when duplicating tapes then backing up files (store locally on media server) to the same tape drives?I have always believed that tape drives are usually the bottle neck. 1) Backing up files locally on media server to L...

Tin_Vu · 11-07-2005

Goto your remote server and map a drive to the server where BE is installed then goto to\\your-server\c$\Program Files\VERITAS\Backup Exec\NT\Agents\RANT32run the setup.exe from there. I had the same problem; this is another way to install remote a...

Tin_Vu · 10-19-2005

The "Horrendous Fragmentation" case does not apply to us. We don't do backup to disk. We backup local files to a directly attached library.I also recently did a chkdsk and defrag on the volume. Antivirus is also disabled during backup. What is a...

Tin_Vu · 10-19-2005

I wonder about the same thing. Veritas is installed on our file server. When backing up files on the media server, do you need AOFA?I keep getting errors that files are corrupted (they're not really corrupted).

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