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Hi All<br />
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I have just upgraded my box to windows 2003 server and all is working fine. I have around 250 users connected to the same. &nbsp;I have a one Dell Server presentl and another clone as a DCs.<br />
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I need a solution or procedure to backup the AD data to my tape drive, so in case my hardware fails or in case of any corruption I am able to restore the same to another system. &nbsp;<br />
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I need to test the above procedure too to avoide any hangups in case of a actual disaster.<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Johnson<br />
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Hi All

I have just upgraded my box to windows 2003 server and all is working fine. I have around 250 users connected to the same.  I have a one Dell Server presentl and another clone as a DCs.

I need a solution or procedure to backup the AD data to my tape drive, so in case my hardware fails or in case of any corruption I am able to restore the same to another system.  

I need to test the above procedure too to avoide any hangups in case of a actual disaster.

Thanks

Johnson
 

Windows 2003 disaster recovery...

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