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The way that I have done this is to do a backup to disk (which NTBACKUP can do on its own) and then copy the files to the other server. <br />
With some careful scripting of the scheduled job this can be done in sequence. <br />
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The way that I have done this is to do a backup to disk (which NTBACKUP can do on its own) and then copy the files to the other server.
With some careful scripting of the scheduled job this can be done in sequence.

Simon.

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I like Veritas as you can simply map over the network using a UNC path....can do it with ntbackup as well...do a backup-to-disk backup
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I like Veritas as you can simply map over the network using a UNC path....can do it with ntbackup as well...do a backup-to-disk backup

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Can you explain me in detail what UNC path is and How I shuold configure that in Veritas. &nbsp;That is the software I will be using &nbsp;for my backup too. &nbsp;This would let me backup straight into my another server right?
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@Jay

Can you explain me in detail what UNC path is and How I shuold configure that in Veritas.  That is the software I will be using  for my backup too.  This would let me backup straight into my another server right?

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I have a SBS 2k3 Server that stores all the Data and is also the DC. &nbsp;I want to have the daily backup stored into a another Server that has 2k3 enterprise in it. &nbsp;How can I configure my Main server(SBS2k3), &nbsp;so that the Daily backup gets stored into the member server? &nbsp;I am thinking of using Veristas Backup Software. 
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I have a SBS 2k3 Server that stores all the Data and is also the DC.  I want to have the daily backup stored into a another Server that has 2k3 enterprise in it.  How can I configure my Main server(SBS2k3),  so that the Daily backup gets stored into the member server?  I am thinking of using Veristas Backup Software. 

SBS2k3 Backup

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