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Exchange Backup using ntbackup

Asked by dong in Exchange Email Server

Tags: ntbackup, exchange, backup, using

I tried to backup our Exchange server using ntbackup (the version comes with Exchange). It works fine if I do it through the ntbackup window interface. However, if I tried to do the backup using a batch file under CMD, I was told that the user doesn't have enough access rights to "\\XCHGSRV\Directory". The user is logged in as administrator! The commandline I typed in the batch file is:

ntbackup backup "\\XCHGSRV\Directory" /d "Directory" /t normal /tape:0

Does anyone know what the problem is? By the way, if I tried to do a backup for the drives using the batch file, it works fine! Only when I tried to backup Exchange Directory and Information Store, I will have the access problem.
 
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