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9.4

Creating multiple bkf files in the same folder with ntbackup

Asked by northcide in SBS Small Business Server, Backup Exec, Removable Backup Media

Tags: microsoft, NTBackup, Backuping to file on Nas, Versioning

I have a client who backups to a NAS and would like to have a full backup on Saturday and Incrementals done 5 days a week on a SBS2003 server.

The full backup is easy, I use sbs backup and backup every saturday: it works great.  

My problems is the incrementals.  I am using ntbackup to pull the incrementals but i am only able to store one incremental bkf file total.  I'd like to have ntbackup save 5 files before it starts to overwrite, like SBS does.  

Is there a way to do this without having to create a separate backup job for each day and store incrementals to separate folders?

I also have vertas backup exec 9.1 available to me, but to date I am unable engineer a solution to accomodate the client's request with this software either.  



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