Re: Backup bat file
From: Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] (lanwench_at_heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmail.atyahoo.com)
Date: 05/17/04
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Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 23:38:23 -0400
TRD wrote:
> I am trying to use the built in program to run scheduled backups. I am
> trying to use a bat file to make the backup run and backup directly
> to the dds 4 tape drive. I have seen the page on smallbizserver.net
> on backing up the server. But I can't create a backup file on the
> server as there is not enough room so I would like to change the bat
> file to backup directly to the dat drive. Has anyone done this? If so
> can I get a sample bat or point me where I can get this to work.
>
> TIA
>
> TRD
Here's what I use...and as usual, MANY thanks to the kindly fellow I cribbed
it from. You'll need to make lots of changes to suit your environment - your
tape library, media type, etc.... Save your NTBackup job settings as a .bks
file and reference it in the batch file - it will also let you e-mail a copy
of the logs if you install BLAT (google it - freeware). Mind word wrap@
--------------------------------------------
title SERVERNAME Full Nightly Backup Job
rem ---------------------- REFRESH DRIVE -----------------
rem Run rsm view /tlibrary to find out the proper name...and
rem you'll need sleep.exe from the resource kit. This file presumes
rem a Dell PowerVault DLT drive....and SP4 on W2k to enable
rem the inventory command.
rsm.exe inventory/LF"Dell (TM) PowerVault (TM) 110T DLT1 Drive" /AFULL
sleep 30
rem ---------------------- VARIABLES ----------------------
rem clear variable contents
set srvname=
set notify=
set notifycc=
set bkdir=
rem ***set server name****
set srvname=SERVERNAME
rem ***set server name****
rem ***set working dir******
rem make sure you set this to what you want
set bkdir=e:\backups
rem ***set working dir******
rem ***set person/group to notify***
set notify=address@domain.com
rem set notifycc=another.person@domain.com
rem ***set person/group to notify***
rem clear variable contents
set tm=
set rtm=
set dt=
set label=
if "%srvname%"=="" goto END
if "%bkdir%"=="" goto END
if "%notify%"=="" goto END
goto BEGIN
:BEGIN
rem **** set date, time, and label variables
for /f "Tokens=1-4 Delims=/ " %%i in ('date /t') do set dt=%%i-%%j-%%k-%%l
for /f "Tokens=1" %%i in ('time /t') do set tm=-%%i
for /f "Tokens=1" %%i in ('time /t') do set rtm=%%i
set tm=%tm::=-%
set label=full-%srvname%-%dt%%tm%m
rem ---------------------- JOB EXECUTION SECTION ----------------------
rem The backup job here is obviously called backup.bks - it's a job set up
rem in NTBackup that also includes the Exchange stores, etc....
rem You'll need to set the media type to DLT or DDS or whatever it is
C:\WINNT\system32\NTBACKUP.EXE backup "@%bkdir%\backup.bks" /n "%label%" /d
"full" /v:yes /r:no /rs:no /hc:on /m normal /j "full" /l:s /p "DLT" /um
rem ---------------------- EJECT TAPE AFTER BACKUP ----------------------
rsm eject /PF"%label% - 1" /astart
rem ---------------------- LOG AND NOTIFICATION
SECTION ----------------------
rem **** Here, the logs are copied out of the default "userprofile"
rem **** folder, and placed in the working dir set above. Afterwards, the
most recently modified log file
rem **** will be email via blat.exe to those listed in the "notify" section
above.
if not exist %bkdir%\logs mkdir %bkdir%\logs
copy "%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows
NT\NTBackup\data\backup*.log" %bkdir%\logs
for /f "eol=g" %%i in ('dir %bkdir%\logs\*.log /od /b') do echo %%i >
%bkdir%\_logtemp
for /f %%i in (%bkdir%\_logtemp) do set logfile=%%i
echo Full backup completed on %dt% at %rtm%m > %bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo You may check the attached log to verify that it was successful. >>
%bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo Please report any errors to the administrator >> %bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo. >> %bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo ****************************************************************** >>
%bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo Remove the tape and label it with the appropriate name. >>
%bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo Insert the following night's tape. >> %bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo Please note: If tape is not changed, the BACKUP WILL NOT occur, >>
%bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo and there is a possibility that previous data will be overwritten. >>
%bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo ****************************************************************** >>
%bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo. >> %bkdir%\_notify.txt
echo -Administrator >> %bkdir%\_notify.txt
rem Make sure you have BLAT installed!
blat %bkdir%\_notify.txt -mime -t address@domain.com -cc
"%notifycc%" -subject "Backup Logs for %srvname%" -f
fromaddress@domain.com -attach %bkdir%\logs\%logfile%
del %bkdir%\_notify.txt
del %bkdir%\_logtemp
goto END
:END
cls
exit
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