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Asked by crazystoo in Backup & Restore Software, SBS Small Business Server, SQLBase
Hello. I have a SBS2003 running an active sql 2005 database, exchange, a web page connecting to the sql database for data, and a second sql database running on the built in SQL platform that comes with SBS. my question is this, Does the built in sbs backup utility cover exchange in the case fo a failure? what about the built in SQL database... and what about the 2005sql database? Currently I run the 2005 developers SQL that does not seem to support automated backup, so i back that up manually. I also backup the built in sql manually by running a "net (stop/start) sql" at command line (as (cmd batch files) and copying the database. My understanding is that ntbackup does not support online backup, and there for will take the sbs edition of exchange offline while backing up. Does the same hold true for the built in sql? what about my other 2005 version of sql? can i script that into my sbs routine?
P.S. this is being backed up to disk, not tape as the customer origionally purchased it this way. I will give maximum points/grade for the backup solution which garuntees to the best of your ability all of the above components.
20091111-EE-VQP-89 / EE_QW_2_20070628
