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If you have a server with 4 PCs you should NOT be backing up the PCs - you SHOULD be using the server to save all your important data and backup the server ONLY. &nbsp;Backing up the clients (XP Workstations) is just excessive and potentially expensive for licensing.
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If you have a server with 4 PCs you should NOT be backing up the PCs - you SHOULD be using the server to save all your important data and backup the server ONLY.  Backing up the clients (XP Workstations) is just excessive and potentially expensive for licensing.

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i guess i did not make it cleane.<br />
it's exactly what i'm doing leew,but <br />
my question was should i be using server or buy 4 software.
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i guess i did not make it cleane.
it's exactly what i'm doing leew,but
my question was should i be using server or buy 4 software.

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Thanks metropoliten.<br />
it's exactly what i was looking for. <br />
i'm little bit surprised, responses come here quite soon.<br />
thank you experts.
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Thanks metropoliten.
it's exactly what i was looking for.
i'm little bit surprised, responses come here quite soon.
thank you experts.

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Then why are you buying backup software?
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Hello <br />
well, i need back up software.<br />
i'm runnig winXP with 3 partition(3_rd i made today especially for back up image).<br />
but my question is should i be looking for server version or home <br />
if i have server with 4 PC_s, which are located &nbsp;in one room.<br />
i mean will it be cheaper to buy 4license of some software or server version? <br />
thanks &nbsp;for any help
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Hello 
well, i need back up software.
i'm runnig winXP with 3 partition(3_rd i made today especially for back up image).
but my question is should i be looking for server version or home 
if i have server with 4 PC_s, which are located  in one room.
i mean will it be cheaper to buy 4license of some software or server version? 
thanks  for any help

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