Tape drives, especially tape libraries, are more likely to fail than any other component in your network system. Sometimes the failures are not hardware related, occasionally software issues or possibly a combination of issues are involved.
When there is a failure, it can take a long time to resolve the issue. This is especially true […]
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Don’t let your tape drive hold you hostage
Published by Ted October 23rd, 2005
Symantec announced a new virus today. While the W32.Sober.Q is not a high level threat, its is a good reminder to keep your virus software up to date.
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