> At 06:55 PM 1/26/95 CST, Keith A. Crabb wrote:
> >Must be getting competitive in the network backup market, I've gotten
> >two cold calls and our DEC salesrep was just around pushing DEC's
> >NetWorker Save and Restore (NSR).  Seems they support archiving with
> >the 3.1 release available next month and they've just released clients
> >for Windows NT for Intel (as opposed to Alpha), Windows TCP/IP and
> >the obligatory PATHWORKS Window client all available right now.
> >
> >Sitting here waiting for a few more ADSM clients: SGI, NT, OSF/1.....
> >Yes, I know they'll all on the TODO list, just a pain to see that other
> >companies already have them available.
> >
> >Keith A. Crabb         Keith AT UH DOT EDU
> >University of Houston  Operating Systems Specialist +1-713-743-1530
> >
>
> It's important to have your key clients supported, but there's a lot more to
> evaluating the worth of a product - especially important in my opinion is
> the underlying architecture of the product.
..........
> I think ADSM has done well with the clients supported to date (even mac's -
> thank you - many on campus). Sounds like their working on NT and I'm sure
> Windows 95 clients (would 1 work on both?).  Anyhow, for all the reasons
> I've listed above, I wouldn't switch just because someone has certain
> clients available sooner.


Can anyone tell me what clients and what servers are supported
for ADSM ?  We are using MVS, HP-UX, OSF/1, AIX, Netware , MS-Windows,
..NT and OS/2.

How many sites are using ADMS today ?

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