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]]> http://www.windowsvistaplace.com/rar-command-line-with-real-world-example/othersoftware#comment-6108 sammy Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:20:21 +0000 http://www.windowsvistaplace.com/rar-command-line-with-real-world-example/othersoftware#comment-6108 How would you 'sychronize' files only? WIth your backup set created, how would you synchronize files to the archive set using the command prompt? This would save tons of time and bandwidth, while giving you a full backup. I've tried commands 'a' or 'u' or 'f' with switch '-as', but it doesn't work. email me if you figure it out. How would you ’sychronize’ files only?
WIth your backup set created, how would you synchronize files to the archive set using the command prompt? This would save tons of time and bandwidth, while giving you a full backup.
I’ve tried commands ‘a’ or ‘u’ or ‘f’ with switch ‘-as’, but it doesn’t work.
email me if you figure it out.

]]> http://www.windowsvistaplace.com/rar-command-line-with-real-world-example/othersoftware#comment-1380 Chris Wed, 28 Nov 2007 14:06:09 +0000 http://www.windowsvistaplace.com/rar-command-line-with-real-world-example/othersoftware#comment-1380 Thanks for the nice article. I am going to try this to satisfy an off-site backup requirement for our 15GB (and growing) Exchange server backups, which are currently sent on tape via currier every morning. The one thing I would most like to know is what kind of compression ratio can you get when archiving a BKF file? Across my WAN I have calculated that I can transfer about 1.5GB per hour, which means every single offsite backup of my Exchange server will take about 22.5 hours to move across the T1 link, more as time goes on and the database increases in size. I am hoping I can compress it down a LOT, but I have doubts because I think BKF's are already somewhat compressed. Thanks again! Thanks for the nice article. I am going to try this to satisfy an off-site backup requirement for our 15GB (and growing) Exchange server backups, which are currently sent on tape via currier every morning. The one thing I would most like to know is what kind of compression ratio can you get when archiving a BKF file? Across my WAN I have calculated that I can transfer about 1.5GB per hour, which means every single offsite backup of my Exchange server will take about 22.5 hours to move across the T1 link, more as time goes on and the database increases in size. I am hoping I can compress it down a LOT, but I have doubts because I think BKF’s are already somewhat compressed. Thanks again!

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