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Either that or something like ms project where you can setup a view to keep track of everyone's status and what they are working on. Although it is only as useful as the people that update them. Outlook calendar is probably the easiest way to do it though.
tried doing that and pointed it to the floppy when i put it in to boot it wouldn't work gave a invalid boot disk.... oh well thanks for the help love the graphics :D
alright I have tried to create a cd so I can PXE boot and try to grab a image from a RIS server. but the problem is that it's not working when I try to burn a CD of it. I am able to get a floppy working but can't get a CD burnt. I'm using Nero and rfbg.exe to create the floppy. Any help would be...
I'm looking for a backup software that can do automatic backups in the background when the computer is not in use and that will backup to a network hard drive or a USB hard drive. Also something that will send out notices of missed backups.
I know Acronis will be able to do this everything...
thanks for the information. I will remember that if I ever get a question like that again. I figure with over 50 terabyte of data there's no easy way of doing it that is cost effective as well as keeping the down time to a min. was just one of the questions i was caught off guard by and was like...
So I go on a job interview yesterday and for the most part it went alright. But the guy asked me what's the best way to back up several terabytes of data and honestly I didn't know the answer. I suggested either a NAS or maybe SAN backup system but that would take a long time to back up. So my...