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Recommended backup for a Server 2008 R2 Terminal Server
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What would you say would be a best practice for backing up terminal servers? I have 3 terminal servers servicing 2 different remote offices. With 3 different flavors of Windows.
Terminal 1 is Windows Server Enterprise 2003 R2
Terminal 2 is Windows Server 2008 Enterprise
Terminal 3 is Windows Server 2008 Enterprise R2
I have file shares built for all the users on the terminal servers, that map to the file server, which is already in the production backup process. However, I have nothing configured for the terminal servers themselves from a backup standpoint....
I've heard different opinions, but wanted to get the first wind from the experts! :-)
Thanks!
What would you say would be a best practice for backing up terminal servers? I have 3 terminal servers servicing 2 different remote offices. With 3 different flavors of Windows.
Terminal 1 is Windows Server Enterprise 2003 R2
Terminal 2 is Windows Server 2008 Enterprise
Terminal 3 is Windows Server 2008 Enterprise R2
I have file shares built for all the users on the terminal servers, that map to the file server, which is already in the production backup process. However, I have nothing configured for the terminal servers themselves from a backup standpoint....
I've heard different opinions, but wanted to get the first wind from the experts! :-)
Thanks!
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ah! That's exactly what i needed! Thank you very very much!! :-)
Brad
Brad
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