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We test single-medium tape drives for backing up midrange networks--DAT, QIC, 8-mm, and DLT
- by Tadesse W. Giorgis and John McDonough
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Helical-scan technology used on 4-mm DAT drives records large amounts of data on very-slow-moving tape.
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We tested the 26 tape-backup subsystems using a hierarchical file structure with five directories and three subdirectory levels.
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The many standards of the QIC-based recording technology write data to tape using a complex multihead assembly.
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As in 4-mm DAT drives, helical-scan technology constitutes the basic recording technique for 8-mm videocassette tape drives.
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The DLT technology is based on a high-capacity, streaming-cartridge tape that uses a dual-channel read/write head and DEC's proprietary data-compression and compaction schemes.
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SMS (Storage Management System) is Novell's standard architecture for supporting file systems under NetWare.
- by Selinda Chiquoine
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Micro
Solutions Computer Products ((800) 890-7227 or (815) 756-3411; fax (815) 756-2928) has introduced a new member of its popular Backpack series of parallel-port drives--the Backpack 900.
- by Stanford Diehl
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The sneakernet era may be coming to an end, but network administrators may occasionally want to carry DAT drives to different locations because of no direct network link or a disruption in the communications line.
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In addition to its internal command set, the beau
ty of the SCSI standard is the way physical connections have snap-on ease.
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