Re: TSM and Windows 98
2004-03-08 10:15:38
> If there a way to run the Windows 9X client and still
> have the PC not signed on? As a "service"?
In answer to your question, no.
I'm sure I'm stating the obvious, but Windows 9x is certainly not the
platform for highly sensitive data. My advice would be to move the data to
an NT-based (or other secure) operating system.
Regards,
Andy
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TSM and Windows 98
I have 3 clients that are currently using Windows 98se and have
standalone applications that cannot run on the Novell network.
They need to be backed up automatically on a daily basis, but because
the information on them is highly sensitive (we are a hospital) the
desktop can not be left signed on 24X7. Even a password protected screen
saver is not really acceptable as far as the data security people are
concerned.
If there a way to run the Windows 9X client and still have the PC not
signed on? As a "service"?
Thanks in advance
Bill
William Fitzgerald
Software Programmer
TSM Administrator
Munson Medical Center
wfitzger AT mhc DOT net
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