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Note that when we upgraded from BE90 RC4367 to BE90 RC4454 on several dozen Windows 2000 Server based Dell servers of varying hardware and service pack levels (mix of SP3 and SP4), we began experiencing an inconsistent problem of the machine hanging at a black screen when attempting to reboot...

FYI: Veritas BackupExec v9.0 Remote Agent is not backwards compatible with v8.6. Per BE support, versions of the Remote Agent prior to v9.0 worked in a very different method of basically providing a pipe to the data for the backup server to access the data. As of v9.0 of the Remote Agent, the...

Receiving strange symptoms on a relatively unbusy web server several times a day. I am trying to find hints at some good tools to diagnose. Its a Dell 2500 with a gig of RAM and about 40gigs of free disk space running Windows 2000 Server install with IIS 5.0, SQL 2000, and SP3. Many times...

I am hoping to implement the roving analysis feature of a 3Com 3300 switch for network monitoring. It seems pretty basic in principle. My main question is, how does IP Address assignment work in the scenario? Does the analysis port require the same IP as the monitoring port, different IP...

Solaris v2.8 - Legato Networker v6.0, trying to troubleshoot a "Cannot Access Media Database" error on an old backup server. The error comes up whenever I try and inventory the tape drive. I haven't much experience with Networker troubleshooting, so any help as to particular files to...

Networker 6.1 on a Sun Solaris 2.8 machine and an external HP Ultrium 230 tape drive, I have been having one heckuva time getting the tape unit to work correctly. I believe it has to do with the st.conf settings and the block size. It appears that Networker is switching between a 64k and 32k...

When utilizing a Dell server (though I imagine this can be replicated with other servers) with a Dell PowerVault 128T tape changer through an Adaptec 39160 card, you may notice tremendously slow data through-put of within 50-100MB/min range. This problem had baffled me for quite awhile, since...