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Hi I've recently started at a new school and the backup system which is currently in place (well, I reinstated since there wasn't one) has been outgrown I feel. (Having to start backing up on a Thursday to try and get the last tape in before I finish on Friday doesn't really seem ideal to me) So what I thought of doing was putting together a proposal for a D2D2T system and wondered what your thoughts on what I had planned were? Server HP ProLiant ML110 G5 - Dual-Core Xeon 3065 2.33 GHz, 250GB SATA storage, 1GB RAM @ £399 HP Midline - Hard drive - 250 GB - internal - 3.5" - SATA-300 - 7200 rpm x3 @ £82.99 each Windows Server 2008 Licence - Schools @ £56.80 Tape Library Quantum Superloader 3 Tape Autoloader - LTO Ultrium @ £1521.99 LTO Ultrium Cleaning Cartridge @ £39.99 Sony LTO Ultrium 2 Media x 10 @ £21.99 each Backup Exec Backup Exec 12.5 with CPS for Windows Servers Licence @ £372 Backup Exec 12.5 Media @ £36 Backup Exec Windows Systems Agent x 3@ £223 each Estimated Cost: £3344 Now, at the moment the system would need to backup 260GB on a full backup, however we will be getting a new SIMS server in shortly and potentially replacing one of the other servers over the next year, so I expect that to increase, however the question is does this go over the top. I'm not the budget holder and when asked roughly how much I could put towards this no figure has been mentioned so have just put down roughly what I found off various websites. Any ideas what could be changed to potentially lower cost (as I'll probably be asked to)? Cheers

I had this problem once, although on an XP computer which had Norton Internet Security or 360 or whatever it's called now. It had updated, but hadn't updated correctly, so as it blocks all traffic until it's loaded you could ping, but not go on the net. Another thing to possibly check?

Wow, never realised that. I did the same as above and replaced A* with A+. Ah well.

I'm 100% sure if this relates to your problem, but it sounds similar and something I looked up when I was studying MS2273. Enabling the administrator to have access to redirected folders I don't think it's the exact link I initially read (and I thought I had bookmarked it) but I'm 99% certain that it is pretty close.

This might not be relevent and probably isn't if it is only just when copying/pasting from the internet. What I found on my home computer is that because the default printer is on the other computer, if it couldn't communicate with the printer the first time it loaded up it would crash. Loading up again after this crash word would work fine.

What's the cell formatted as in excel would be my first guess? Sounds a little bit like excel is just converting it into another date format, rather then leaving it as the original for whatever reason.

I'm not a website expert by any means. A quick look on google I spotted the 4th link down was your moodle site with no obvious link back to your main site on it. You could link back to your school webpage on moodle which may/may not make any difference.

I had exactly the same problem for whatever reason. The only way arround it I found was to allocate all the solidworks stuff out to the clean workstation, start a package capture, input the server details, finish capture, tidy up then make it dependant on SolidWorks so that it was installed after Solidworks. That seemed to solve the issue, just means another package that needs to be allocated out. Never did work out why it didn't work with the MST.

Heh, first post. This of any use? Florian’s Blog “The data present in the reparse point buffer is invalid” on Windows Server 2008