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Tapeware 8(or whatever their new enterprise edition that was just released) is suppose to be much better. I find 7 to be just a bad hack job. The small business edition that is priced like tapeware 7 will be released here in a month or so. I'll post my thoughts on this product after we upgrade. The key feature that I'm looking forward to on this is that tapeware 8 will have much better support for backup to disk to tape support. I hate dealing with tapes on a daily basis, so I backup to disk during the week/month then backup to tape. This also shortens the turnaround when someone deletes something to about 3 minutes and no physical body relocation in order to achieve it. -----Original Message----- From: MSU Network Administrators Group on behalf of Troy Murray Sent: Thu 3/31/2005 9:47 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [MSUNAG] Backup Software I was curious what others are using for their tape backup software. We have a copy of TapeWare 7.0, which is ok, but seems more confusing then it needs to be. I like the Windows backup software that came with the Windows 2003 server OS but I can't find anyway to have it use our tape autoloader automatically (change tapes when one is full). Looking for suggestions on other products to consider. -- Troy Murray