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The tapes are 40GB and the total files to be backed up are 4GB. &nbsp;In a test, 4GBs were backed up to tape in 6 minutes. &nbsp;<br />
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It looks like my coworkers set this up so that there are 15 scheduled backup events, each corresponding to a M through &nbsp;F tape for a 3 week period, just as you have suggested. &nbsp;I noticed that the scheduler service could not start because it needs to be associated with an account with permission to perform this. &nbsp;I changed this and it runs when I test it.<br />
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If anyone can suggest some good reading on Windows 2003 Server backup stuff I would be greatful.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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gary<br />
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The tapes are 40GB and the total files to be backed up are 4GB.  In a test, 4GBs were backed up to tape in 6 minutes.  

It looks like my coworkers set this up so that there are 15 scheduled backup events, each corresponding to a M through  F tape for a 3 week period, just as you have suggested.  I noticed that the scheduler service could not start because it needs to be associated with an account with permission to perform this.  I changed this and it runs when I test it.

If anyone can suggest some good reading on Windows 2003 Server backup stuff I would be greatful.

Thanks,

gary



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Is there a centralized location where I can see the backup jobs and their attributes on a Windows 2003 Server?
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Is there a centralized location where I can see the backup jobs and their attributes on a Windows 2003 Server?

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I am tasked with setting up a Windows type backup to 15 tapes which should run everyday in a 3 week rotation.<br />
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Other employees have attempted this but failed. &nbsp;How do I manage the existing jobs, namely how do I change the time at which they run and what is an easy way to setup the backup job described above?<br />
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Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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I am tasked with setting up a Windows type backup to 15 tapes which should run everyday in a 3 week rotation.

Other employees have attempted this but failed.  How do I manage the existing jobs, namely how do I change the time at which they run and what is an easy way to setup the backup job described above?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

How do i manage backup jobs on a Windows 2003 Server?

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