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Users can log in but I cannot get my remote software working because they don't know the administrator passwords to install it on them. So this veterinary clinic is asking me to fix their computer network but they don't know their network passwords. Best way to approach a poorly-maintained network Windows.Unless you can find a drive that's got a low profile. So if that Air travels, which it probably does, the user has to stop TM, eject the drive from Finder, and physically remove the drive before putting it in a case. The other problem is the fact that the drive is going to stick out quite a bit. As long as the drive was plugged in all the time, as TM want's to do those incremental backups every hour. So.I think if you acquired a larger thumb drive, it would work. And with the system of real data and symlinks that is used, it could get quite messy. Also, I might be concerned that the drive might wear excessively, since (some of) the data is being changed every hour. Following are incremental backups rotating on a FIFO scheme. The first backup of TM is a full backup of the system. Initializing the drive will take some of those GBs, and most likely leave you with a capacity of less than 120GB. The issue I see is using a 128GB drive for TM when the system drive is 120GB. Never tried using a thumb drive, but I don't think it will work, considering your setup.ĪFAIK, the main requirement for native support of a drive for TM is that it is formatted HFS+.
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