Summary: Hey everyone, Everyone here's amazing so wanted to ask a question. Quick background: I run Windows Server 2003. It has Active Directory with about 6...
Summary: I can't really say what the "best" backup scheme would be, because honestly, I don't have that expertise. But here is what I use where I work. We rec...
Summary: Replication to another DC would be the best backup, although it is really technically a backup. If you can swing it, it is certainly recommended that...
Summary: K, I set up a peer-to=peer on ws2003 (stroage server) for a 6 user office. Quickbooks is in and the default firewall is up along with a different vir...
Summary: Actually, the industry is going MORE to using hard drives for backup devices, depending on the type of backup. SAN backup solutions are increasing in...
Summary: ArcServ rocks....it's probably one of the best (if not the best) backup programs available. However, in the interest of not spending more $ on softwar...
Summary: AVG free antivirus works pretty good if you don't want to spend $ (or don't have it to spend). As far as packages you pay for, Computer Associates eT...
Summary: Backups in ntbackup can be a little tricky. The following link is to a microsoft web page explaining how to created managed/unmanaged backup sets: ht...
Summary: I am trying to find the best way to backup client workstations from the sevrer. I have seen that some people have the workstations programmed to backu...
Summary: You either have Active Directory or you don't. Either way you don't have primary or backup DC's. Those are concepts/vocabulary from NT not Active D...
Summary: I haven't seen any software yet that will automatically backup to a CD or DVD. That doesn't mean there isn't some, but I haven't seen it yet. Perhap...
Summary: I have a problem with the Backup (by means of NT backup) on Windows 2003 standard edition. I protect from an "auxiliary system" installed on C a syste...
Summary: Hi, I need to do a backup plan and implement it to my company computers. We have 1 File server (Windows Server 2K3) and 15 workstations running on Win...
Summary: Data Backup Program In order to avoid data loss, having a concerted data backup plan is essential for all companies, as well as home users. There are ...
Summary: Hi guys! Let me ask you something. I have a Windows 2003 Server with 4x500GB all full with users's data. (2 TB data) No tape, no nothing. Bulk hard d...
Summary: Rsync may only take a few minutes. You didn't say how much data you wish to backup each time. Do you need all 300g each time? If you are talking Gzi...
Summary: Might contact MS. Some claim there is a hotfix for that. "Best Practices", Event viewer, host file, perfmon, antivirus, anti-spyware, Live CD's, backu...
Summary: I normally take it out of the wapper, out of the case and put it in the drive. Hope that isn't wrong. "Best Practices", Event viewer, host file, perfm...
Summary: There are a few programs like ghost. Ghost is fine if you like it and know how to use it. See Acronis, G4U and almost any linux with rsync or dd. Ntba...
Summary: Hi, In a windows domain, I've a separate file server machine with one 160 GB SATA for OS only and two 500 GB mirrored HDDs for data. What is the be...
Summary: Plus make it the local File print, to cut down on the traffic. Plus a small backup device here, incase for the local end, while the Main office is dow...
Summary: Hi, I am having a problem using windows backup in windows 2003. I have an 40 GB DAT Tape drive installed on this server and when i start a manual/sch...
Summary: Most modern viruses attack security software first. That is to say, they will shut down any firewall and antivirus software they find. The one you ha...
Summary: Windows automated backup has been failing on 2 seperate servers. I have set up a daily backup on one and it will run once but then never again. I set ...
Summary: I was just wondering what everybody uses to do images or backups. I am a big fan of Driveimage but am now showing its age and will not do SATA HD's. I...
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