Re: NTBackup for Exchange 2003
From: Nordic (SpamAway_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 09/24/04
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Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 18:53:06 GMT
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"Mark Arnold [MVP]" <mark@mvps.org> wrote in
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>>A question on the timing you propose: shouldn't the stores go first
>>since the drive-letter (by this I think you mean backing up files off
>>the drives) backup is to tape (and would capture the bks file).
>
> Do the drives first to capture the log files in a different file on a
> different job in case you ever need to get the logs/
Sorry, I meant bkf files. Shouldn't that get created first, then backup
them up to tape? Or do the logs get purged with a backup? In that case,
it would be 1) backup the transaction logs to file using Job #1, 2)
backup Info Stores to file via Job #2, 3) backup everything (including
the bkf files created in #1 and #2) to tape. Is that right?
>
> When you create the job for the Exchange you just need to make sure
> everything is ticked under the Exchange tree in ntbackup.
When I go to the Exchange tree in the backup selection window, I see
Microsoft Exchange Server and the server name. Both of those are greyed
out. Microsoft Information Store and the First Storage Group are
available but the Info Store never stays checked, only the Storage Group
does.
So, my "ExchangeBU" job only has the Storage Group checked. Am I missing
something here?
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