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are you using the same account &nbsp;for mapping the drives and backing up.<br />
why can't you use the UNC path to backup the shares(Drives)<br />

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are you using the same account  for mapping the drives and backing up.
why can't you use the UNC path to backup the shares(Drives)


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Sheesh, yo uthink I would have seen that. &nbsp;But thank you for finding it! :)
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Sheesh, yo uthink I would have seen that.  But thank you for finding it! :)

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Does anyone have any ideas on the microsoft side as to why this might occur? &nbsp;The backup software is Rbackup and the OS is windows XP pro and windows 2003. &nbsp;Any ideas on what to play around with in the OS that might make it show up? &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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Does anyone have any ideas on the microsoft side as to why this might occur?  The backup software is Rbackup and the OS is windows XP pro and windows 2003.  Any ideas on what to play around with in the OS that might make it show up?  Thanks in advance.

Mapped Drives do not show up in a backup application when trying to backup data..

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