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I Full Admin Rights on all the Servers. &nbsp; I did map the shared resource. Thank you for your comment! 
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I Full Admin Rights on all the Servers.   I did map the shared resource. Thank you for your comment!

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Is the backup running under your user account or the SYSTEM account?
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Is the backup running under your user account or the SYSTEM account?

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System Account. Admninistrator Account
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resolved the issue myself.<br />
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Thanks
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Unable to Change DHCP Backup path to UNC path/shared folder or Mapped Network <br />
Drive. I get Access Denied or Invalid Path.<br />
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I do have full rights to the UNC path/shared folder. I am able to read and write to the UNC path/Shared folder. I also tried to change the DHCP backup path on the registry, but to no avail.<br />
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My ultimate goal here to send our current DHCP backup to one of our DHCP &quot;Standby&quot; Backup server.<br />
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Please help.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Don
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Unable to Change DHCP Backup path to UNC path/shared folder or Mapped Network 
Drive. I get Access Denied or Invalid Path.

I do have full rights to the UNC path/shared folder. I am able to read and write to the UNC path/Shared folder. I also tried to change the DHCP backup path on the registry, but to no avail.

My ultimate goal here to send our current DHCP backup to one of our DHCP "Standby" Backup server.

Please help.

Thanks,

Don

Windows 2008 - Unable to Change DHCP Backup path to UNC Path. I get Access Denied or Invalid Pathba

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