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windows 2012 server backup (full and incremental) on one ofthe local drives

We just replaced  our old server with a new windows 2012 server.  We have 3 drives: c (raid 1), e (raid 5) and f(raid 5).  We need to implement a new backup plan (full and incremental).  However, for the moment, we want to put the backup ( ideally full and incremental) in the f drive. We have more than enough space for this. We are new to 2012 server. Is it a problem to store the backup on a local drive? If possible please provide some backup steps to accomplish this.
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we do have a lot data on this drive. We can't copy it out. I guess  we will have to purchase an external backup device for this.

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thank you. can't believe that the backup  will format the drive first.

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in such a case, i copy the data manually
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