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In article <1e6g4rINN2q6@rave.larc.nas> Michael W. Rowland writes:

>First, Retrospect Remote comes with a 10-user license as standard...

Well, not always.  Dantz will often distribute Retrospect Remote with
hardware used for backups (the original poster probably got his copy with
the tape drive he purchased).  A few questions for the original poster,
how many volumes do you have mounted on the machine running the backups? 
I think you said two or three , but I can't remember.  Does this cause
many problems?  Isn't that machine incredibly slow?  At work, we run
Retrospect to backup approxiametly fifty machines over four zones and it
takes six-eight hours to backup all of the work (everything except the
applications and the system folder or an average of 2megs on each machine)
over a localtalk network.  How long does it take your backups to run?  I
would definetely recommend that you use the Remote control panel if you
backup any more than five machines.  Especially if you do this over
localtalk.