Anyone tried this with Server 2003? Need to xfer files from an old legacy server that I do not want to plug into the network.
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I think it will work as long as you use an Admin account on both machines, and copy all of the files you want to move into one folder and move that. Pretty sure you can view the source files from the target machine.
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The easiest way is to hook both up to a single computer and transfer from there. I use MS Home Server of run them from the router and copy.
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I just bought this new version and have not installed it yet. But with all of the previous versions I have used, one computer operates as the server (unless you have an actual server, in which case of course, it opeates as the server). The other computers on the network access the database of the server/server equivalent. That way, the database and all relevant files appear the same on all computers. I believe the current version will allow you to operate three computers from the one purchase.
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i use it only for backup, i have 2 drives, one in my brothers house and one in my house basement, both drives doing rsync between each other for off site backup to my brother house. I am running 2 physical servers, dl hp 380, i am running Proxmox virtualization platform allowing me to migrate form one ip to another, with backup there as well onto separate RAID in each dl 380. Solution works well... trascoding maybe intensive with cpu, cpu is not the best here, since it's not pc, i would advise to have some powerful dl 380 doing transcoding with fast speed rpm drives. I help customers build backup solutions, and weird things that they need build in technology my site networkconsultant.net
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It seems a bit odd that you'd have a server with wireless. You generally want 2 hardwired connections for all servers.Also, 2008 is based off Windows 7, so if it works for 7 it will more than likely work here
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Googling this revealed some people do have workarounds to get it working. You might also be able to get a VM of XP (Windows XP mode) and sync that way. Either way, it sounds fairly like a complicated involved way to get a (sadly) obsolete piece of technology working.
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I've experienced no problems with backward compatibility in my system. (I even have a SCSI drive networked to the LaCie 3, and it works great!)
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Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby
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You must have a PC or server to utilize it. It is a 0-client, meaning there are no moving parts in this. If you have windows 7, you can install their software to use this unit or if you have enough licensing from MS you can put one in use with this using your windows server.
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Hello David Yes, in my domestic network scenario I use a Mac and my wife use a Windows laptop and network drive map works without problems. The NAS is connected on my Apple Time Capsule 1TB old version and the GUI interface of this NAS is easy to use and the access is via http. About the FTP, I can't comment because I've never used.
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I don't see that capability, but it has a Samba server, so all hard disk are share in the network and you can drag and drop files (copy/paste) like if there were you local disk. For WAN you must use the web page to do same, but you can do from any place in the world, I have done from Singapure while my disk is in Costa Rica.
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You can, however I would not use it in a production environment. It is extremely slow unless you configure the vm swap file to local storage on the host.
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Hi There. I am afraid I do not have the drive with me as I installed in to a server. Sorry. :(
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The drive app will see the folders; how it interacts w/ your ethernet question is unknown. It should work, but ... connectivity is diceySorry I cannot be more specifici
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I have not transfered files from earlier versions so I'm sorry I cannot help you. The reason is I have just started using this software in our business.
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Yes. I've also successfully used this in a Server 2012 environment. It's a great product.
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I'm not a big fan of ndiswrapper. Hopefully there's a kernel module out there that works. Thanks for the post related to the Ethernet drivers.