Hi Jeff,
 
> It would seem from your post that ntabckup and the networker client for
> windows are not using the POSIX-compliant API.  As a result they can't
> handle differing cases.
By default they can as far as I remember as that is why when you do a restore
you may end up with same files with different cases.  This is enabled by default
(or at least it was).  To disable it you must set NSR_DISABLE_POSIX_CREATE=YES.
You can find this is release supplement.  I would assume this mean NW does use
POSIX-compliant API.
 
Cheers,
.c


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