Re: BMR 6.0 Restore issue

From: Atro Tossavainen <Atro.Tossavainen+news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 11 Oct 2006 10:53:02 +0300

"yls177" <yls177@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

ya.. i must agreed that this is not really relevant. However, i did my
homework. I did a search on this group and find netbackup results.

Perhaps when people are running the same on Solaris. You didn't
quite do your homework well enough.

Therefore, i decided to post here. Hoped that i did not do anything
too wrong.

Nobody here can help you with Windows-specific problems.

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References:
- BMR 6.0 Restore issue
  - From: yls177
- Re: BMR 6.0 Restore issue
  - From: yls177

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