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Windows NT/2000 Laptop network backup options?



Hello to all:

I know this is most likely a Microsoft question (wrt blu.org) but I
thought I'd ask anyway for collective knowledge...

I have been charged with the task of looking for a product to help back up
company NT/2000 laptop computers when plugged into our TCP/IP network.
The goals of the backup product are:

- Non-intrusive (low performance hit on the laptop)
- Passive (background task which cannot be cancelled by the user and
ideally be invisible to the user)
- Ability to have files copied (pushed or pulled) off the PC once they
connect to our network
- Ability to have backup stop on-the-spot if person is in a hurry and
unplugs
- Ability to have backup resume once laptop is back on the network and
update files that were changed during the disconnection
- Subsequent backups will be considered incremental

If such a product exists, please let me know.

Thanks.

Scott

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