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If you open Windows Server Backup you can see on the 1st page if the backup is ok or not 
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If you open Windows Server Backup you can see on the 1st page if the backup is ok or not

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The only way to backup over a LAN on server 2008 nativley on a schedule is to have it run as a task. So every day at midnight my server runs a batch file that starts the backup.<br />
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My questions is can I have the output of this process put in a .txt file automatically?<br />
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All of my other servers are server 2003 and they use NT Backup. It spits out a nice log that goes into a folder that I review everyday.<br />
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It would be nice to know what's actually going on.
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The only way to backup over a LAN on server 2008 nativley on a schedule is to have it run as a task. So every day at midnight my server runs a batch file that starts the backup.

My questions is can I have the output of this process put in a .txt file automatically?

All of my other servers are server 2003 and they use NT Backup. It spits out a nice log that goes into a folder that I review everyday.

It would be nice to know what's actually going on.

Server 2008 backup, how to spit output of batch file to .txt for a log?

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