RE: [WinMac] List discipline!

Jorge Herrera(jherrera[at]one.net)
Thu, 18 Feb 1999 13:05:33 -0500

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Even if you never add another PC, think of it as 1 client license for
$119.95.

$119.95 (MacWarehouse) for a 5 client license is not expensive, besides, it
works very well and allow you to manage the backup from one point, as
opposed to using two different backup programs. You are already managing a
Retrospect backup, this way you don't need to modify any backup routines.

Remember that in order to backup a PC client, you need to be using a recent
version of Retrospect, and have TCP/IP enabled on both the Server and the
client.

If all you need is basic backup, Windows comes with a backup program
included. Yech!!

Jorge Herrera
Brown Publishing Company

> "I know that most of those on the list that use an MS system use NT, but I
> will ask the following question in the hope that someone can still provide
> the answer. Does anyone have a pet backup utility for Win 9.X? I use
> Retrospect on the Mac side, but only need I Win client, so I am assuming
> that there is something out there that is just as good, but cheaper than
> the cost of a 5 Win client Retrospect license. Any suggestions?"
>
> --Brian
>

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