Anyone have any suggestions for a small business backup plan? Our current system basically boils down to this: - about 14 Macs and 2 Windoze PCs. - A really old version of Retrospect (which is now owned by some other company and is no longer supported). - Retrospect grabs the Entourage database (I know, I know...), iCal files and desktop of each node every night (incrementals nightly, full on weekends). It also backs up the file server (itself). - Backups done to 3 FW external drives in a rotation. One is always offsite in a safe at the boss' house. So far, so good. The system works reasonably well. But here are the problems: 1) We're probably going to be getting a brand new file server soon running Leopard Server. I doubt that old-school version of Retrospect will work. 2) Disaster recovery - Retrospect doesn't do a file-to-file backup. It makes catalog files. So I think this means that in a file server disaster we would have to first install Retrospect on another computer and then attempt a restore. This kind of sucks. So anyway, I would love to hear if anyone has any thoughts/suggestions on this. Understandably this may be fodder for a different mail list, but I thought I'd ask... Thanks, Jesse