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ARCServeIT 6.6 and Long File Support.
#775
Author: Bridge College
Date: Tue, 08 Jun 1999 00:00
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Does ARCServeIT 6.6 support long file names?  We are currently running a
NetWare 4.2 server with long file names, and trying to backup several Win95
PC's with long file names.  However ARCServeIT appears to be truncating the
file names to the old 8.3 format on both the server and PC's.  Have I missed
a simple option?

Re-reading the manual it suggests we use SMS (Novell's Storage Management
Services) by default.  Will this resolve the problem?  How do I know if I'm
using SMS?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Tim Banner - IT Technician
bridgec.bgwsDELETEUPPERCASETEXT@virgin.net

Please delete the uppercase text from the e-mail address above if you wish
to reply via e-mail.  Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Re: ARCServeIT 6.6 and Long File Support.
#776
Author: Helen Lezgina
Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 00:00
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You must load tsa4xx.nlm on you server for use SMS. TSA410 - for NW
4.1x, may be 
TSA420 - for NW 4.20?

Bridge College wrote:
> 
> Does ARCServeIT 6.6 support long file names?  We are currently running a
> NetWare 4.2 server with long file names, and trying to backup several Win95
> PC's with long file names.  However ARCServeIT appears to be truncating the
> file names to the old 8.3 format on both the server and PC's.  Have I missed
> a simple option?
> 
> Re-reading the manual it suggests we use SMS (Novell's Storage Management
> Services) by default.  Will this resolve the problem?  How do I know if I'm
> using SMS?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help.
> 
> Tim Banner - IT Technician
> bridgec.bgwsDELETEUPPERCASETEXT@virgin.net
> 
> Please delete the uppercase text from the e-mail address above if you wish
> to reply via e-mail.  Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Re: ARCServeIT 6.6 and Long File Support.
#777
Author: Alan Jay Mazer
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1999 00:00
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I think there is a NLM for ARCNet to allow long file names.....

I suggest going to your hardware documentation and looking for any NLM's or
readme files on the subject.

Good Luck

Alan

Bridge College wrote in message
<7jj3vr$cqg$1@nclient3-gui.server.virgin.net>...
>Does ARCServeIT 6.6 support long file names?  We are currently running a
>NetWare 4.2 server with long file names, and trying to backup several Win95
>PC's with long file names.  However ARCServeIT appears to be truncating the
>file names to the old 8.3 format on both the server and PC's.  Have I
missed
>a simple option?
>
>Re-reading the manual it suggests we use SMS (Novell's Storage Management
>Services) by default.  Will this resolve the problem?  How do I know if I'm
>using SMS?
>
>Thanks in advance for any help.
>
>Tim Banner - IT Technician
>bridgec.bgwsDELETEUPPERCASETEXT@virgin.net
>
>Please delete the uppercase text from the e-mail address above if you wish
>to reply via e-mail.  Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
>
>
>
>
>
>
Re: ARCServeIT 6.6 and Long File Support.
#778
Author: Regis Niggemann
Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 00:00
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I'm curious. You say Arcserve APPEARS to be truncating the files names. 
Arcserve's database browse feature only shows the 8.3 name, but DOES
actually backup the long name.  It is PITA if you don't know what the
short name of a file you want to restore is.

Part of SMS is the TSA running on your Win95 PC that allows Arcserve to
back them up.

Bridge College wrote:
> 
> Does ARCServeIT 6.6 support long file names?  We are currently running a
> NetWare 4.2 server with long file names, and trying to backup several Win95
> PC's with long file names.  However ARCServeIT appears to be truncating the
> file names to the old 8.3 format on both the server and PC's.  Have I missed
> a simple option?
> 
> Re-reading the manual it suggests we use SMS (Novell's Storage Management
> Services) by default.  Will this resolve the problem?  How do I know if I'm
> using SMS?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help.
> 
> Tim Banner - IT Technician
> bridgec.bgwsDELETEUPPERCASETEXT@virgin.net
> 
> Please delete the uppercase text from the e-mail address above if you wish
> to reply via e-mail.  Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Re: ARCServeIT 6.6 and Long File Support.
#765
Author: sjb
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 1999 00:00
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Warning for all!

As noted in the message below, ARCserve has long recommended using
NetWare SMS.

However, you'll find that the latest versions won't restore a backup
done using SMS. They'll merge the tapes in, even let you list the
database and see long file names etc - but they'll skip the files. (No
error message - that would be far too helpful!)

I've struck this in migrating from NetWare v3.12 to Window NT v4.0, but
seen others reporing same problem on a pure v3.xx NetWare upgrade.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED - something that AFAIK the *makers* of the product
(www.cai.com)haven't bothered to do.

 -Steve
sjb@commarc.co.nz


  For some reason ARCserve/CAI seem to have In article
<37688E1D.57CCC280@pacbell.net>,
  regis@techie.com wrote:
> I'm curious. You say Arcserve APPEARS to be truncating the files
names.
> Arcserve's database browse feature only shows the 8.3 name, but DOES
> actually backup the long name.  It is PITA if you don't know what the
> short name of a file you want to restore is.
>
> Part of SMS is the TSA running on your Win95 PC that allows Arcserve
to
> back them up.
>
> Bridge College wrote:
> >
> > Does ARCServeIT 6.6 support long file names?  We are currently
running a
> > NetWare 4.2 server with long file names, and trying to backup
several Win95
> > PC's with long file names.  However ARCServeIT appears to be
truncating the
> > file names to the old 8.3 format on both the server and PC's.  Have
I missed
> > a simple option?
> >
> > Re-reading the manual it suggests we use SMS (Novell's Storage
Management
> > Services) by default.  Will this resolve the problem?  How do I
know if I'm
> > using SMS?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any help.
> >
> > Tim Banner - IT Technician
> > bridgec.bgwsDELETEUPPERCASETEXT@virgin.net
> >
> > Please delete the uppercase text from the e-mail address above if
you wish
> > to reply via e-mail.  Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
>


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