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Jim Meagher <[log in to unmask]>
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Gerard,

See below

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-----Original Message-----
From: Gerard Stevenson <[log in to unmask]>



>I want to backup some computers on my network that have different
operating
>systems.  (Win 95 and Win 98) I want to utilize the Seagate backup
software
>under system tools on my PC that is running Win 98 with an internal tape
>drive.  Will there be a compatibility problem if I am backing up a system
that
>is running Win 95 via my network?

Your backup system is nothing more than a tape recorder.  As long as it's
software can deal with long file names (and it can) then you have no
problems recording the backup.

>  Will I have a compatibility problem if I
>try to restore one of these machines that has a Win 95 operating system?


This __should__ not be a problem, provided the tape software's restore
routine can be run from a DOS prompt.  Again, it is basically a tape
recorder playing back whatever was recorded.

> Will this backup tape work??

I don't see why not.

> Can I restore via my network?

That depends on the network setup.

 Has anyone every tried this??

Yes (with a Travan T-1000).

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