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What are you trying to backup with? <br />
NTBACKUP, Veritas, something else? <br />
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Simon.
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What are you trying to backup with?
NTBACKUP, Veritas, something else?

Simon.

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I am trying to back up with Windows Backup utility program provided with windows server 2003. <br />
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Jacob<br />

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I am trying to back up with Windows Backup utility program provided with windows server 2003.

Jacob


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The only time I have seen that is when you don't have permissions. Are you logged in as the administrator? Have you attempted to change the permissions that this process runs under?<br />
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Simon. 
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The only time I have seen that is when you don't have permissions. Are you logged in as the administrator? Have you attempted to change the permissions that this process runs under?

Simon.

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Sorry I never got back to this topic. I found an answer to my question in Mastering windows server 2003 published by Sybex. The problem was you cannot select the entire tree but must first drill down and select the specific folders you wish to back up. &nbsp;<br />
Jacob Bushnell<br />

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Sorry I never got back to this topic. I found an answer to my question in Mastering windows server 2003 published by Sybex. The problem was you cannot select the entire tree but must first drill down and select the specific folders you wish to back up.  
Jacob Bushnell


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Hello, I am trying to back up Exchange Server 2003 on a system I am unfamiliar with. For some reason the System State and the Exchange check boxes are grayed out and unavailable. I am logged in as administrator. Does any one know what could be causing this?<br />
Thanks, Jacob<br />

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Hello, I am trying to back up Exchange Server 2003 on a system I am unfamiliar with. For some reason the System State and the Exchange check boxes are grayed out and unavailable. I am logged in as administrator. Does any one know what could be causing this?
Thanks, Jacob


System State and Exchange backup options grayed out when selecting custom backup

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).