Bob Nelson

That's excellent and solves the problem for me.

Hi Daniel. I wouldn't be opposed to having that uniformity. That said, the naming convention for the drives allows us to see what we have at a glance and how the drives are configured. Further, in vSphere, you can't replicate drive names across multiple servers - each, apparently, must be unique. If I only need to deal with the drama for the initial install, I can live with that. My single concern is what happens when I run the script to do a backup and the default path is different per server. I'll...

Path issues when using --host command I've moved this subject here from private email so the conversation might be more useful to more people - I'd be surprised if I'm the only guy that's run into this and it is worth documenting. Long and short of it: I've got 10 physical VMWare servers running vSphere under v5.5. Each server has 2 hard drives. 192.168.10.6 is the master, so-to-speak and is where I've installed XSIBackup Pro. I'll insert the remainder of the email conversation now, to bring the...

Path issues when using --host command I've moved this subject here from private email so the conversation might be more useful to more people - I'd be surprised if I'm the only guy that's run into this and it is worth documenting. Long and short of it: I've got 10 physical VMWare servers running vSphere under v5.5. Each server has 2 hard drives. 192.168.10.6 is the master, so-to-speak and is where I've installed XSIBackup Pro. I'll insert the remainder of the email conversation now, to bring the...