Re: TSM and Windows 98

Windows 98 is inherently insecure, no log-on is needed to access those
files.  That said, the way I would do it is to share that data over the
network to a secure computer with Windows NT or better and back the data
up that way.


Orville L. Lantto
Datatrend Technologies, Inc.  (http://www.datatrend.com)
IBM Premier Business Partner
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Minnetonka, MN 55305
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        Subject:        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