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G'day gibjon,<br />
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I would reccommed a 3rd party solution especially if your backing up Exchange files which may be in use when your backup runs.....<br />
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Ian.
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G'day gibjon,

I would reccommed a 3rd party solution especially if your backing up Exchange files which may be in use when your backup runs.....

Ian.

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Hi,<br />
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I need to use ntbackup on Windows Server 2003 SBS to backup both exchange and flat files. I've used the built-in scheduler to create 2 separate backup jobs. I need 2 separate backup jobs because I'm backing up exchange to a file on 1 array and the other backup onto a different array. The problem i am finding is that it appears that when creating the 2nd scheduled backup job it wipes out the 1st. I also find it a problem to edit a job once its created. Is this an inherent limitation with ntbackup? Should I be looking at 3rd party backup software? I'd rather not go to the cost but if I have to...<br />
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Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,

I need to use ntbackup on Windows Server 2003 SBS to backup both exchange and flat files. I've used the built-in scheduler to create 2 separate backup jobs. I need 2 separate backup jobs because I'm backing up exchange to a file on 1 array and the other backup onto a different array. The problem i am finding is that it appears that when creating the 2nd scheduled backup job it wipes out the 1st. I also find it a problem to edit a job once its created. Is this an inherent limitation with ntbackup? Should I be looking at 3rd party backup software? I'd rather not go to the cost but if I have to...

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

ntbackup scheduling issue

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