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Backup methods
- Thread starter Blight
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for S-Series servers, FTP to another PC/Server running 3CDAEMON or Microsofts FTP service. By FTPing to another server, if the Hard Drive crashes in the S8300/S8400.S8500/S87XX, you can restore your translations, once you rebuild the system.
You can also use a PCMCIA 128MB card, connected to a USB CF reader/writer. this is how its typically done in an S8500/S87XX system.
you can also use both methods, if you want
mitch
AVAYA Certified Specialist
You can also use a PCMCIA 128MB card, connected to a USB CF reader/writer. this is how its typically done in an S8500/S87XX system.
you can also use both methods, if you want
mitch
AVAYA Certified Specialist
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phoneguy55
Programmer
Bring them home and stick them in a cabinet, I guess...
mikeydidit
IS-IT--Management
On your G3R I used to have spare copies that I kept in a fire proof safe or just take them home. I also used the Utilcal program to give me an electronic version of all translations just in case.
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You know something beats nothing every time....
Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
Thomas A. Edison
For the best response to a question, read faq690-6594
whitfield77
Technical User
I use both methods; CF and FTP. Then I copy the FTP'd files to a secure flash drive that I take home with me. The server that is hosting the FTP session is also backed up by our IR group & stored off-site as well.
Chris
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