[Veritas-bu] Win2k archive bit

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When backing up a shared disk (two win2k systems clustered) the archive bit
isn't being reset on files during a differential incremental. 
 
Master 3.4_5 on Solaris, client win2k on HPq 3.4.1_5
 
The default of 5 minutes (300 seconds) for the Clear_Archive_Bit_Incr_Wait
is plenty for these small files.
 
Any ideas?

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size=3D2>W<SPAN class=3D416202619-30052003>hen backing up a shared disk =
(two win2k=20
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