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Profile Backups in server 2008 Standard edition
Posted on 2012-12-29
I have been having a challenge getting proper backups. The task at hand is to backup some data and the.v2 profile files for users to either a USB device or a NAS.
I have been using version 14.1 of Novastor [trial], and have set the backup to run under adminsitrator.
When the backup starts, it does not take all of the users, and does not take all of the files of the user directories that it does take.
My understanding is that using an incremental backup, the first cut should take everything, and then only changed files after that.
When I try restore, I cannot find most of the data.
Should I create a user "backup" and give "backup" full access to each .v2 file?
I have been using version 14.1 of Novastor [trial], and have set the backup to run under adminsitrator.
When the backup starts, it does not take all of the users, and does not take all of the files of the user directories that it does take.
My understanding is that using an incremental backup, the first cut should take everything, and then only changed files after that.
When I try restore, I cannot find most of the data.
Should I create a user "backup" and give "backup" full access to each .v2 file?
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by default you will not have access to the profile folders.
try browsing to them and see if a UAC prompt is shown asking for permission to access the folders... if yes then you have probably found your problem.
You may need to disable UAC or run the backup process with higher privilidges to get this to work.
try browsing to them and see if a UAC prompt is shown asking for permission to access the folders... if yes then you have probably found your problem.
You may need to disable UAC or run the backup process with higher privilidges to get this to work.
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