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07-25-2002 11:44 PM
07-25-2002 11:44 PM
Hi
I'm looking for a good backup tool for my differents PCs
any suggestions ?
David
I'm looking for a good backup tool for my differents PCs
any suggestions ?
David
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07-25-2002 11:57 PM
07-25-2002 11:57 PM
Solution
Hi
It depends on the kind of backup you want :
for win2k, there's a "built-in" backup function
( accessories - system tools - backup )
It's good for daily use ( backup up documents )
you can just do a "complete backup" once and then incremental backups ...
For my PC running NT, I use the "Built-In" Briefcase :
It works only between two PCs
Any document created in one PC's briefcase can be synchronized with the other ...
( => So it's also usefull for documents, not for programs )
But for complete system, I would recommand
PowerQuest's Drive Image
http://www.powerquest.com/driveimage/
-> It can make "images" of your disk
If you have somewhere to put them ( another disk or just Writable CD ... ) it's really easy to backup a disk and easy to recover
( -> you can boot on a floppy and just use your recorded CDs to recontruct your system back )
For a network environment, I used to work with Dantz's Retrospect Remote
http://www.dantz.com/
-> Centraliszed backup system ( -> on tapes, bands, disk, whatever )
All Networked PC's ( and Macintosh too ) would be backupd up everynight
They had plenty goodies for Laptop too, or if a PC was only plugged on the network in the morning, after the "nightly official backup session"
Haven't used it for a few years, but they are still there.
Comparing to *all* other backup system I saw, there where the BESTS
=> I said for a networked environment, but you can also use it for any standalone PC ...
HTH
Fred
It depends on the kind of backup you want :
for win2k, there's a "built-in" backup function
( accessories - system tools - backup )
It's good for daily use ( backup up documents )
you can just do a "complete backup" once and then incremental backups ...
For my PC running NT, I use the "Built-In" Briefcase :
It works only between two PCs
Any document created in one PC's briefcase can be synchronized with the other ...
( => So it's also usefull for documents, not for programs )
But for complete system, I would recommand
PowerQuest's Drive Image
http://www.powerquest.com/driveimage/
-> It can make "images" of your disk
If you have somewhere to put them ( another disk or just Writable CD ... ) it's really easy to backup a disk and easy to recover
( -> you can boot on a floppy and just use your recorded CDs to recontruct your system back )
For a network environment, I used to work with Dantz's Retrospect Remote
http://www.dantz.com/
-> Centraliszed backup system ( -> on tapes, bands, disk, whatever )
All Networked PC's ( and Macintosh too ) would be backupd up everynight
They had plenty goodies for Laptop too, or if a PC was only plugged on the network in the morning, after the "nightly official backup session"
Haven't used it for a few years, but they are still there.
Comparing to *all* other backup system I saw, there where the BESTS
=> I said for a networked environment, but you can also use it for any standalone PC ...
HTH
Fred
Why should I bother ? The problem will be gone with the next release ...
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