What you suggest makes sense and actually works pretty well. That's essentially
what I plan to do with my back up 2100. I keep it in a case in the closet and
once a week or so, I plan to back up the everyday 2100 on my mac and then
restore the backup files onto the backup 2100. I tried this the other day to
test it out and it worked perfectly. It's easiest if the 2 are configured
exactly the same (same size memory cards, same ethernet cards, etc.). I just
made sure that both had 32meg cards and 3com cards and it works great!
Paul Nuernberger wrote:
> Back from my nap, and in need of the groups help.
>
> I would like to be able to have one of my 2100's at work, and the other at
> home so I am not transporting one all the time. I would like to have the
> same information on each (names, dates, notes, etc.) as well as keep them in
> sync with each other. I use my 2100 extensively (depend on it), but
> transporting it has brought it close to serious damage on numerous occasions
> - so far I have been extremely lucky.
>
> The way I envisioned this is as follows :
>
> Using Macintosh computers, Ethernet, and Zip drives back up where I am at,
> then restore when I get to the other location. I have all the necessary
> equipment to do this. As I have T1 connectivity in both locations I could
> simply email the files back and forth as well.
>
> What I am asking for is opinions, ideas, and any other helpful input on any
> other methods to accomplish this - as well as alternatives to this I haven't
> thought of. All help greatly appreciated.
>
> Much Thanks,
>
> Paul Nuernberger
>
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