Need help On NTBACKUP

[Guest kartook via WinServerKB.com]

Hey all

 

Happy X-mas ans holidays

 

okie

see

 

i have 3 sql servers in my network . I Need to take full back up every day

every 12 Hours ;

 

Back up source mounted as drivers

 

in back up should save in one folder backup name like date and time

 

how can i set this

 

i think iam confused about this

 

help me thanks in advance

 

or any one provide a script for this work

 

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[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: Need help On NTBACKUP

 

 

"kartook via WinServerKB.com" <u34778@uwe> wrote in message

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> Hey all

>

> Happy X-mas ans holidays

>

> okie

> see

>

> i have 3 sql servers in my network . I Need to take full back up every day

> every 12 Hours ;

>

> Back up source mounted as drivers

>

> in back up should save in one folder backup name like date and time

>

> how can i set this

>

> i think iam confused about this

>

> help me thanks in advance

>

> or any one provide a script for this work

>

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> Message posted via http://www.winserverkb.com

>

 

If you post your current backup command then someone will

tell you how to do this.

[Guest kartook via WinServerKB.com]

Re: Need help On NTBACKUP

 

hey buddy

 

i am not using any script for this as of now :(

 

As of now just i am using system tools /Backup utility only ( Windows 2003 )

 

 

Pegasus (MVP) wrote:

>> Hey all

>>

>

>>

>> or any one provide a script for this work

>

>If you post your current backup command then someone will

>tell you how to do this.

 

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[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: Need help On NTBACKUP

 

If you run your backup once every 12 hours, using ntbackup.exe,

then you ARE using a script. Go and have a look in the Task

Scheduler!

 

If you're just experimenting then you should allow ntbackup

to schedule the backup process for execution at a later time.

This will cause the appropriate command line to be scheduled,

which you can check in the Task Scheduler.

 

 

 

"kartook via WinServerKB.com" <u34778@uwe> wrote in message

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> hey buddy

>

> i am not using any script for this as of now :(

>

> As of now just i am using system tools /Backup utility only ( Windows

> 2003 )

>

>

> Pegasus (MVP) wrote:

>>> Hey all

>>>

>>

>>>

>>> or any one provide a script for this work

>>

>>If you post your current backup command then someone will

>>tell you how to do this.

>

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>