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Thanks mate. &nbsp;Will give it a lash.
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actual command would have been handy. &nbsp;Asked the google to find out the rest of the details..
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Hi Experts,<br />
I have a client that has server 2008 (not R2). &nbsp;They have a native windows 2008 backup going to external HDD which is working well. &nbsp;I would like to backup to ext hdd and to their NAS as well. &nbsp;Server 2008 backup allows you to have multiple destinations, though the backup only goes to one location. &nbsp;I am unable to see the backup drives in explorer, so I can't sync that drive to the NAS either. &nbsp;Anyone got ideas or a work around. &nbsp;Would be great thanks.
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Hi Experts,
I have a client that has server 2008 (not R2).  They have a native windows 2008 backup going to external HDD which is working well.  I would like to backup to ext hdd and to their NAS as well.  Server 2008 backup allows you to have multiple destinations, though the backup only goes to one location.  I am unable to see the backup drives in explorer, so I can't sync that drive to the NAS either.  Anyone got ideas or a work around.  Would be great thanks.

actual command would have been handy.  Asked the google to find out the rest of the details..

Windows Server 2008 Backup to two locations

Hi Experts,
I have a client that has server 2008 (not R2).  They have a native windows 2008 backup going to external HDD which is working well.  I would like to backup to ext hdd and to their NAS as well.  Server 2008 backup allows you to have multiple destinations, though the backup only goes to one location.  I am unable to see the backup drives in explorer, so I can&#39;t sync that drive to the NAS either.  Anyone got ideas or a work around.  Would be great thanks.

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.