From: "Thees Peereboom" 

Geo,

I'm using the True Image version, not the server version. Indeed the site
is not very clear whether you can backup as many remote servers (or
workstations) as you want on a single server-license. Initially I would get
the impression that the product is mainly meant to create an image in real
time from a server. But further on in the text it makes clear that you can
also use it to:

" The Acronis Management Console included into Acronis True Image ES
offers far greater flexibility for corporate IT departments. From this
console administrators can deploy backup agents on remote servers and
create server backup images over the network, increasing the IT
department's productivity and reducing costs."

So I would be inclined to say yes, you can (but then, that's my usual
position and leave it to the suppliers to deny it )

- Thees

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 21:00:33 -0500, Geo  wrote:

> "Thees Peereboom"  wrote in message
> news:opsjgdzemv2hvhrx{at}news.barkto.com...
>> Geo,
>>
>> Yes, it is a data backup app. I use Acronis for the systembackup.
>> Actually
>> Acronis makes it also so easy to restore individual files, by means of
>> it's virtual disk, that Second Copy is more of an additional security
>> measure these days.
>>
>> - Thees Peereboom
>
> Interesting Acronis, I was just reading about the server version and from
> what I can gather it's $1000 and you run it on one machine but they don't
> seem to limit how many servers you can then backup to that machine.
>
> Do you know if that's correct or if it requires some sort of client
> licenses
> for each additional machine you want to backup?
>
> Geo.  there are probably less people hacking at it>
>
>

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