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> Loyd Goodbar
> Is it possible to backup your PC data to an "image file" on 
> your computer first, then copy the image file to the IFS? For 
> simplicity, use WinZip to create a ZIP file of the data, then 
> copy that to the 400.

Haven't tried that yet . . .

> Not to beg the question, but is the 400 the right place to 
> store PC backups due to higher disk costs, longer backup times, etc?

It's a good question.  I've asked myself the same question, and not answered
it yet.  Should I just use an older PC and load it up with 500gb of storage
and back up everything there?  Then how do I back IT up?  And reliability?
And then do I get to the point of getting a SAN instead?  How far do I take
it?  Oh, wait.  It's just me here.  I'm trying to keep it as simple as
possible. <g>

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