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Good grief! &nbsp;I left this one open way too long. &nbsp;Disorganise, I appologize about the delay. &nbsp;This project was passed over for other stuff (red tape...). &nbsp;I haven't tried ARCServe, but I think you might be on to something...<br />
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I'm awarding points for what it's worth to you:) &nbsp;I appreciate the help!<br />
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-Jennifer
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Good grief!  I left this one open way too long.  Disorganise, I appologize about the delay.  This project was passed over for other stuff (red tape...).  I haven't tried ARCServe, but I think you might be on to something...

I'm awarding points for what it's worth to you:)  I appreciate the help!

-Jennifer

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Hi all,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Fun question here. &nbsp;I've got a series of DLT IV tapes sitting here, I'm not sure what software was used to back up the data at all. &nbsp;NTBACKUP and Ultrabac 8 (Fresh install) do not seem to recognize or show valid data. &nbsp;I do know that NTBACKUP noticed data, and Ultrabac 8 is allowing me to push it to a file right now. &nbsp;I tried the INDEX TAPE function in Ultrabac, but it comes up with a &quot;no index / data&quot; found type of error. &nbsp;The drive, cable, and HBA are good. &nbsp;I'm new at backups and was asked to go through some of this.<br />
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Thoughts anyone?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi all,

   Fun question here.  I've got a series of DLT IV tapes sitting here, I'm not sure what software was used to back up the data at all.  NTBACKUP and Ultrabac 8 (Fresh install) do not seem to recognize or show valid data.  I do know that NTBACKUP noticed data, and Ultrabac 8 is allowing me to push it to a file right now.  I tried the INDEX TAPE function in Ultrabac, but it comes up with a "no index / data" found type of error.  The drive, cable, and HBA are good.  I'm new at backups and was asked to go through some of this.

Thoughts anyone?

Thanks

Discovering Tape Contents (What BU software was used?)

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