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SBS 2008 Wizard Backup Fail
Sorry for my english!
I Have changed via regedit letter for default backup unit in my SBS 2008
Backup Wizard of SBS 2008 crash
I not remember change in regedit for the default backup unit letter.
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Javier Peris
I Have changed via regedit letter for default backup unit in my SBS 2008
Backup Wizard of SBS 2008 crash
I not remember change in regedit for the default backup unit letter.
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Javier Peris
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This key "Backup" is not in my registry
Your KB is for SBS 2003 not for SBS 2008
Thanks
Your KB is for SBS 2003 not for SBS 2008
Thanks
Oops...sorry about that.
Try this article then: http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2006/08/29/452501.aspx
And just because I feel like posting the pertinent info here for you...
"We've had a few customers that have purchased external storage devices as backup targets for their Small Business Server 2003 customers only to find that the new drive/device is not an option as a target for the Small Business Server 2003 Backup Configuration Wizard. The SBS Backup Configuration Wizard will only expose physical drives/tape devices as valid targets for a backup, even though the external storage device has a drive letter assigned in My Computer. Think of how Secure Digital cards (SD cards) or Compact Flash cards (CF cards) show up in Windows XP in My Computer. Typically they show up under "Devices with Removable Storage". You cannot select this type of media as a target for the SBS Backup Configuration Wizard.
The workaround is to run the SBS Backup Configuration Wizard and to select a physical drive as a target (the C: drive or D: drive for example, any physical disk will do). If you select the C: drive (the system partition, where Windows is installed) make sure to click NO to "You have chosen to back up...Do you want to change the backup location?". Once the Backup Configuration Wizard has completed, edit the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR E\Microsof t\SmallBus inessServe r\Backup\B ackup Location Path
Change it from C:\Backups\Backup Files to X:\Backups\Backup Files where X: is the drive letter assigned in My Computer to the external storage device."
-Tribus
Try this article then: http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2006/08/29/452501.aspx
And just because I feel like posting the pertinent info here for you...
"We've had a few customers that have purchased external storage devices as backup targets for their Small Business Server 2003 customers only to find that the new drive/device is not an option as a target for the Small Business Server 2003 Backup Configuration Wizard. The SBS Backup Configuration Wizard will only expose physical drives/tape devices as valid targets for a backup, even though the external storage device has a drive letter assigned in My Computer. Think of how Secure Digital cards (SD cards) or Compact Flash cards (CF cards) show up in Windows XP in My Computer. Typically they show up under "Devices with Removable Storage". You cannot select this type of media as a target for the SBS Backup Configuration Wizard.
The workaround is to run the SBS Backup Configuration Wizard and to select a physical drive as a target (the C: drive or D: drive for example, any physical disk will do). If you select the C: drive (the system partition, where Windows is installed) make sure to click NO to "You have chosen to back up...Do you want to change the backup location?". Once the Backup Configuration Wizard has completed, edit the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR
Change it from C:\Backups\Backup Files to X:\Backups\Backup Files where X: is the drive letter assigned in My Computer to the external storage device."
-Tribus
I realize that that the above also says 2003 but I did find a few more things for you: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd440850%28WS.10%29.aspx
And I also found a "Supported backup drive list" too:
I had this same issue on a 2003 SBS server and the above helped me solve my issue but apparently 2008 SBS is completely different they must have gotten rid of that registry key "hack...?"
Link to the supported drive list I found though: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/small-business-server-2003-2008-2011-external-backup-drives-compatibility-list.aspx
And I also found a "Supported backup drive list" too:
I had this same issue on a 2003 SBS server and the above helped me solve my issue but apparently 2008 SBS is completely different they must have gotten rid of that registry key "hack...?"
Link to the supported drive list I found though: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/small-business-server-2003-2008-2011-external-backup-drives-compatibility-list.aspx
ASKER
Thanks for your response and sorry for my english!
This key: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA RE\Microso ft\SmallBu sinessServ er\Backup" is not available en SBS2008 registry, create?
My Backup Wizar not run, crash inmediatly ando not is posible finish connfiguration.
Best regards
This key: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA
My Backup Wizar not run, crash inmediatly ando not is posible finish connfiguration.
Best regards
No do not create the key in 2008.
MS changed the behavior to backup in 2008 completely from 2003.
I have been really searching through a lot of resources though my MS partner sites and I am really not finding much.
Which leads me back to asking you if using a 3rd party backup software is out of the question. If it is then you will probably have to go to the supported drive list and select one of those drives.
Or you could try this:
Create a share for the drive, map a drive letter to the share then backup to the shared drive letter.
MS changed the behavior to backup in 2008 completely from 2003.
I have been really searching through a lot of resources though my MS partner sites and I am really not finding much.
Which leads me back to asking you if using a 3rd party backup software is out of the question. If it is then you will probably have to go to the supported drive list and select one of those drives.
Or you could try this:
Create a share for the drive, map a drive letter to the share then backup to the shared drive letter.
Something else random I found that may or may not explain some things to you: http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2008/11/03/introducing-sbs-2008-backup.aspx
ASKER
Sorry for my english!
The question is very simple.
In the regisrtry ¿How does change the default letter of the backup unit?
In SBS2008 obviously
Best reagrds.
The question is very simple.
In the regisrtry ¿How does change the default letter of the backup unit?
In SBS2008 obviously
Best reagrds.
ASKER
An exception of type 'Type: Microsoft.SnapIns.Backup.U I.Proxy.Bl ockLevelBa ckupExcept ion, blbproxycmdlet, Version=6.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad3 64e35' has occurred.
Timestamp: 03/19/2011 20:28:41
Message: Scheduler::GetRegisteredTa skInfo failed due to error: El sistema no puede encontrar la ruta especificada, (0x80070003).
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Stack: en Microsoft.SnapIns.Backup.U I.Proxy.HR esultHelpe r.HRToExce ption(Int3 2 hr, String op)
en Microsoft.SnapIns.Backup.U I.Proxy.Ma nagedProxy .GetSchedu le(ArrayLi st backupTimesList)
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en Microsoft.Windows.ServerBa ckup.Comma nds.GetWBP olicy.Proc essRecord( )
en System.Management.Automati on.Command Processor. ProcessRec ord()
[10736] 110319.202842.9878: Storage: Wizard cannot verify settings.
Timestamp: 03/19/2011 20:28:41
Message: Scheduler::GetRegisteredTa
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Stack: en Microsoft.SnapIns.Backup.U
en Microsoft.SnapIns.Backup.U
en Microsoft.Windows.ServerBa
en Microsoft.Windows.ServerBa
en System.Management.Automati
[10736] 110319.202842.9878: Storage: Wizard cannot verify settings.
I think this has gone beyond my level of knowledge about SBS 2008.
I am sorry but, I can't seem to help any more at this point.
I hope another expert here knows something that I do not which is very likely.
Hang in there, man. We'll help the best we can.
I am sorry but, I can't seem to help any more at this point.
I hope another expert here knows something that I do not which is very likely.
Hang in there, man. We'll help the best we can.
Something random that I found again trying to help still....
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/nb-NO/windowsbackup/thread/e9db58f2-6ae6-479f-80ca-f2831434262b
This relates to your specific issue that you posted in your last post and mentions a problem with the VSS service. The solution was to call MS....
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/nb-NO/windowsbackup/thread/e9db58f2-6ae6-479f-80ca-f2831434262b
This relates to your specific issue that you posted in your last post and mentions a problem with the VSS service. The solution was to call MS....
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-Tribus