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Cheapest solution is the built in Backup Utility. &nbsp;Otherwise, Veritas is best. &nbsp;Many if not all of the open source solutions cannot backup Exchange and/or the System State, so getting those is generally not practical.
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Cheapest solution is the built in Backup Utility.  Otherwise, Veritas is best.  Many if not all of the open source solutions cannot backup Exchange and/or the System State, so getting those is generally not practical.

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Hi wood1e,<br />
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i agree, i actually tried the HP storage works solution today and the inbuilt NT backup was way better. Veritas is tops but pricey
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Hi wood1e,

i agree, i actually tried the HP storage works solution today and the inbuilt NT backup was way better. Veritas is tops but pricey

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Hi, I have been looking through the search results on here, as I am trying to find a back up software to tape for Windows SBS which we are having installed. &nbsp;I have spoken to Veritas and it seems quite expensive. &nbsp;I have dealt alot with open source products with web development is there anything in the BackUp market? Or can anyone recommed something cheaper than Veritas?
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Hi, I have been looking through the search results on here, as I am trying to find a back up software to tape for Windows SBS which we are having installed.  I have spoken to Veritas and it seems quite expensive.  I have dealt alot with open source products with web development is there anything in the BackUp market? Or can anyone recommed something cheaper than Veritas?

Back up software

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).