Re: NTBACKUP.EXE and SBS2003 Clients
- From: "Al Williams" <donotreplydirect@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 08:42:02 -0700
You need to create shares on the clients in order to see anything to backup.
That said, most data should be on the server but if you share a folder on a
client then NTBackup should be able to get to it. The only thing it can't
backup remotely is the system state and open files so don't count on it as a
full backup of the client.
--
Allan Williams
"Steve" <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> At my administrator console I would like to configure and run backups for
> specific clients on the LAN. I've done this before and it worked well
> enough.
> It's been a while. Most run on weekends when nobody is using the LAN.
>
> Problem:
>
> In NTBACKUP.EXE 'My Network Places' is greyed out. I can not select but I
> can still open it up and see the network and client workstations but it
> won't
> let me select or open any of the individual workstations.
>
> Is there a setting in the GPO where I can allow the domain_admins, admins
> or
> backup_user full access to entire hard drives, without having to go to
> each
> workstation and putting a share on the individual harddrives?
>
> I have a similar problem when moving/copying files around on the network.
> I
> usually would end up first having to go to the destination computer to
> create
> a share folder, giving everyone full access, then going back to move the
> files, then going back to the share and moving the files around where I
> actually wanted them, then deleting the share. Seems like a hassle when I
> should be able to do it all without having to get up from the admin
> console.
>
>
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