The restauration program didn´t work on windows 2003 server only on windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista. And Shadow copy impact too much on my system performance doing that at every hour.
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Browse All TopicsTrying to improve my network security, I want to know what should I do to recovery a file that someone create on windows server 2003 network and deleted the file before the backup. I have to install others programs ?
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If your server is running NTFS. Look into (incremental backups) this will backup only files that have recently changed.
If you are going to write your own application than you could use
NTFS Change Journal(for performing incremental backups) complicated.
ReadDirectoryChangesW( tells you which files have been added/removed) Easier to implement for small tasks.
You could also go for a commercial solution like "Emergency Undelete"
http://www.diskeeper.com/s
However, Undelete programs cannot always undelete your files if they are overwritten.
Incremental backups are also good, but will also have and impact on system performance.
Did you overlook what I mentioned in the last post?
If you're using classic VB.
ReadDirectoryChangesW: http://msdn.microsoft.com/
If you're using VB.NET
FileSystemWatcher:http://m
Without frequent VSS or backup (we make backups of crucial directories every 10 minutes) there is no way to recover changed files. Depending on the program used there may or may not be any info left about previous versions.
OTOH you could use tools like Word Reviewing to preserve the change history in a document. But that is very application specific.
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by: deroodePosted on 2009-10-05 at 05:05:49ID: 25494375
You could use Volume Shadow Services to make a shadow copy every hour or so, or you could use tools like Restoration (http://www.snapfiles.com/ get/restor ation.html ) to recover files.