Backing up a 1TB Time Capsule with a 2TB Time Capsule

I have a 1TB Time Capsule and a 2TB Time Capsule.
Can I use the 1TB TC as a network disk (to store my iTunes files and my iPhoto file) and have it automatically backed up on the 2TB TC through Time Machine?

No you cannot do that.. TM cannot backup a network drive.
You can do it using a 3rd party backup software.. CCC, superduper.. anything really just not TM.

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Time dimension with Hourly base time periods

Hi all
I need to analyze data at Hour, Day, Month, and Year levels. The data in the fact and dimension tables are at the 'Hour' level with DATE datatype, such as:
02-SEP-10 10:00:00 AM
02-SEP-10 11:00:00 AM
To use Time-Series type calculations, I understand that I have to create an OLAP dimension of type 'TIME' (and not 'USER') and map it to the populated relational time dimension table.
1) Can I have the primary key for 'Hour' level as the actual base level value of datatype DATE (eg. 02-SEP-10 10:00:00 AM) ?
2) For the END_DATE and TIME_SPAN attributes at the 'Hour' level, what should I use?
The documentation is only available for minimum 'Day' level hierarchies, which allows setting END_DATE and TIME_SPAN to the actual 'Day' value and 1, respectively.
3) For the END_DATE and TIME_SPAN attributes at the 'Month' level, do I need to supply the last-date-of-each-month and number-of-days-in-that-month, respectively?
Please bear in mind that I am relatively new to Oracle OLAP. Any assistance will be appreciated.
Cheers.

Thank you Szilard and Adnan for the very prompt and informative responses.
I managed to follow the advice on the oracleolap.blogspot link and created a time dimension with members at Hour level loaded into the dimension in character format: TO_CHAR(hour_id, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24')
The problem now is the maintenance (loading) of the dimension is taking an abnormally large amount of time (over 1 hour) as opposed to when the members were being loaded in DATE format (5 minutes). The mapping table only as 10,000 entries.
Why is these such a big difference? Is it normal? Is there a way to speed up the maintenance time?
FYI, I have not created any indexes on any of the attributes.
My platform is:
11.1.0.7.0 DB
11.1.0.7.0B Client

All Event times change with Daylight Savings time

With the time change associated with daylight savings time (March 8 2008) all my event times were changed by one hour. EG: events that were 8:45 am are now 7:45 am. I have tried using Time machine to restore to pre March 8 status,but an adjustment takes place and the events remain 1 hour ahead. I have looked through the discussions pages and don't even see the issue identified. I have looked through the menu and preference items and find nothing to help.
I am surprised not to find this a front page topic today, March 9 2008.
Can anyone offer some help ?
Bill Mullen

Michael,
I never have changed time zones. Are you suggesting I should have time zone support enabled ?
I just tried turning on Time Zone Support, then restoring my calendar using Time machine. No change here.
As I mentioned earlier, this same problem occurred in the fall (although I don't remember which way the event times moved), this time they moved forward. At the Fall change I was using a Mac G4, which I used as a target to build this machine. The only thing I can think of that makes me unique (although I'm not in that small of a group) is that I have altered one of the files in iSync to allow iSync to sync calendar events with iCal. The syncing has always worked OK.
Right now I'm leary of attempting to do anything with iSync. I'm also finding it difficult to believe I'm not one of 10,000 people experiencing the same problem, but I don't see any other posts.
I found a time zone in south america which returns my times to the correct figure, with time zone support enabled, but that looks like a deeper hole to dig out of.
Still stuck,
Bill

Reminder times change with daylight savings time

How can I prevent my reminders from changing with daylight savings? I want the times to remain static throughout the year.

Michael,
I never have changed time zones. Are you suggesting I should have time zone support enabled ?
I just tried turning on Time Zone Support, then restoring my calendar using Time machine. No change here.
As I mentioned earlier, this same problem occurred in the fall (although I don't remember which way the event times moved), this time they moved forward. At the Fall change I was using a Mac G4, which I used as a target to build this machine. The only thing I can think of that makes me unique (although I'm not in that small of a group) is that I have altered one of the files in iSync to allow iSync to sync calendar events with iCal. The syncing has always worked OK.
Right now I'm leary of attempting to do anything with iSync. I'm also finding it difficult to believe I'm not one of 10,000 people experiencing the same problem, but I don't see any other posts.
I found a time zone in south america which returns my times to the correct figure, with time zone support enabled, but that looks like a deeper hole to dig out of.
Still stuck,
Bill

SCEP scheduled scan time problem with daylight-saving time?

Since the daylight-saving time change from last weekend (1 hour earlier) we see that a large group of SCEP clients start their scheduled scan at 11:00 where we have it set in the policy in SCCM2012 at 12:00.
Most workstations still begin their scan at 12:00.
Any idea?
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Using Time Capsule with multiple Macbook Pro accounts

I have had a 500 GB Time Capsule for a number of years, using it both as a router and hard drive. I recently added a 2TB Time Capsule, which I plan to use exclusively for storage and the 500 GB Time Capsule for the router and to store the Time Machine backups. When I only had the 500GB Time Capsule, I could switch between users on my Macbook Pro and still have access to the data that was stored on the Time Capsule without having to log the original user out. I am finding that with the 2TB Time Capsule, that if I switch users not only do I have to log out the orginal user, but I also have to disconnect that user from the Time Capsule. Is there anyway to setup the Time Capsule where I will not have to do this, as it is very tedious and time consuming.
Thanks in advance.

In the 5.6 utility there is an option to disconnect all users.. this should fix it in one go.
Download and install the 5.6 utility.. it has far superior controls to 6.0 which is more a NOUN utility than VERB.
A number of issues were introduced with Lion and 7.6 firmware on the TC..
You can try going back to 7.5.2 firmware although the later Gen4 TC seem to not allow themselves to go back earlier than 7.6.
The older and simpler TC.. might be better as a file store.. Open it up and put a 2TB disk in it.
At least if that works.. well may as well use it.

Best way to Replace OLD Time Capsule with a new one

What is the best way to replace an old Time capsule with a new Time Capsule in an existing wireless network?

IMHO..
Start over..
Put the new TC in place and configure .. completely differently to the old one. That means you have to go around and reset everything to connect if you use wireless.. and you should forget all the old configuration beforehand.
You can of course try and slip it in using identical names and identical settings.. but the computers are not fooled.. the BSSID is different. And other issues tend to arise.
Use naming that is short, no spaces and pure alphanumeric.
See Pondini post C9 here.
http://pondini.org/TM/Troubleshooting.html
It may take more time to start with.. depending on how many devices you have.. but in the end, you can get much less problems out the other side.. which are extraordinarily hard to diagnose and fix..
But that is IMHO.. others are welcome to dispute that and may find a full swap using old settings copied to a file and copied back to the new TC work fine.
There are any number of posts around about doing just that.
I will post one if I see it..
I do confess to being a bit of a purist when it comes to this stuff.. but then I used to do computer support and trying to fix the messes people got themselves into .. inevitably they tried to cut corners.. instead of doing the setup from scratch.

Time Capsule with MacBook and PC

How can I use my Time Capsule with my Macbook Time Machine for auto backups and use it with my PCs as an external hard drive? I have I originally had it set up with my PCs originally. I have now erased the hard drive and hooked it up with my Mac (and am using Time Machine to back up my computer), but which partition setting do I use so I can use the other partition for windows operating system?

@ pondini:
given your last idea (namely to "connect a self-powered USB drive to the TC") would be the most appropriate:
Time machine on the mac would back-up to the TC, the Windows-based computer would back-up to the USB-drive. That self-powered USB-drive, in turn, is connected to the TC.
My questions:
That USB HD needs to be formatted in MS-DOS (FAT)?
Can the Mac still use space on the USB-drive for other data?
Is this just a matter of partitions?
Would all partitions on that USB-drive need to be MS-DOS (FAT)?
Thanx for answers!

Swann video system and my 2TB time capsule

I have a 4 channel Swann video system and a 500G DVR. When I was using my Linksys wireless system I was able to view live feeds of my home on my iPhone with no issues. I recently replaced my Linksys with a 2TB time capsule and I can no longer view my live feeds on my iPhone. I am not sure how to set this up on my time capsule? I would think that Apple has a way of allowing this to happen. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Port forwarding is a major issue.
When I was using my Linksys wireless system I was able to view live feeds of my home on my iPhone with no issues.
When you were away from home.. how exactly did you connect?? Was there an app for the iphone? Did you connect by port 80 and just a browser?
You will find any system that depended on upnp to open ports will no longer work with Apple routers .. apple decided that NAT-PMP (same idea.. automatic port opening on demand) was better.. of course it is not supported except on Apple products in the main.
That means that every port required for your DVR must be manually opened.
Lots of fun for you. This is list of support documents.. look for port mapping for v6 utility.
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Time valuation with and without clock times --- Plzz help

hi experts
Please help me by explaining the following.
1) Please explain me the differnces between time valuation with
   clock times(T555Z) and time evluation without clock time(T555Y).
2) Please explain the differences in time types and processing types and functions procedure used in time                evaluation with clock time and in time evaluation with out clock times.
3) What is the major differences in the schema between time evaluation with clock times and with out clock   time?
Thanx in advance for help and Points will be rewarded in full.
regards,

WITH CLOCK TIME
It processes time data that has been imported to the SAP system from time recording subsystems and data that has been recorded online. Those time events (in/out timing) will be stored in 2011 which will be used in schema processing.
Without clock time
to evaluate the time data of employees who enter only exceptions to the work schedule. Processing in this component assumes that times are expressed as the duration of work, and not the start and end times of work times and employee absences
Clock times are not required for evaluation of time data
T555y is used for processing work times (function Types)
T555z is used for breaks processing in time schemas (function Types)
2. NO difference in the way they are used
3. Schema TM00 (clock times) is a standard schema, used to evaluate employee time data that has been recorded at time recording terminals and that specifies clock times.
Schema TM01 is a standard schema used to evaluate the time data of employees for whom only deviations from the work schedule are recorded.

I have just installed a 2TB time capsule on my iMac i7, it see my second 1TB hard drive but the 256 SSD doesn't come up in the list of hard drives I can back up. How can I enable the time machine to see my first SSD 256gb hard drive?

I have just installed a 2TB time capsule on my iMac i7, it see my second 1TB hard drive but the 256 SSD doesn't come up in the list of hard drives I can back up. How can I enable the time machine to see my first SSD 256gb hard drive?

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How do I use Back to My Mac with a new Time Capsule if I don't have a MobileMe account?

I just got a new time capsule and I'm trying to set it up so that I can remotely access the files when I'm at work/on the go etc. Now I have an iCloud account, but I don't have a MobileMe account. I do have an @me.com address because I enabled Mail thru the iCloud pref pane and I setup the @me.com email address but I'm still not able to use back to my mac.
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How to back up time capsule with carbonite, how to back up time capsule with carbonite

how do you back up your time capsule with carbonite if you set it up as hardrive not as backup?

You have to upgrade to Carbonite HomePlus or higher.

I have a Time Capsule with 2tb of storage, and an I-Mac with 500Gb. (which is at capacity) Can I use the Time Capsule to store data in addition to backing up the hard drive?

I have a Time Capsule with 2tb of storage, and an I-Mac with 500Gb. (which is at capacity) Can I use the Time Capsule to store data from my hard drive that I want to access later in addition to backing up the hard drive?

Can I use the Time Capsule to store data from my hard drive that I want to access later in addition to backing up the hard drive?
Yes, but if you move the "original" data on your iMac to the Time Capsule....then the "original" data is now on the Time Capsule disk.
When...not if...the Time Capsule disk has a problem, you have no backups for this data.
Perhaps a much safer plan might be to add an external hard drive attached directly to your iMac. Then, move the data to that drive from the iMac.
Now, Time Machine will back up both your iMac and the external hard drive so you have "originals" on one drive and backups on another. Would that plan work for you?

I have used Airport Time Capsule with my iMac for several years. I recently purchased a MacBook Air and when it tried to backup to Time Capsule it couldn't because Time Capsule is full. How can I now use the 3TB Airport Time Capsule to back up both?

I have used Airport Time Capsule with my iMac for a couple years. I recently purchased a MacBook Air and when it tried to backup to Time Capsule it couldn't because Time Capsule is full. How can I now use the 3TB Airport Time Capsule to back up both the iMac and MacBook Air? I don't mind losing earlier backups. I have excluded some items from backing up, but since the Airport Time Capsule is full, I can't even begin to back up the MacBook Air.

On your Mac.......
Open Finder > Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility
Click on the Time Capsule icon, then click Edit in the smaller window that appears
Click on the Disks tab at the top of the window
Click Erase Disk
On the next window that appears, select the Quick Erase option, then click Erase
The operation will only take a few minutes.
Now you are ready to start new backups of both Macs. Back up one Mac first, then back up the other. Do not try to back up both Macs as the same time.

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