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  1. ludolf2

    Dial-in tab

    Hi all In the Active Directory Users and Computers mmc, on all the computer account's properties page there is a Dial-in tab. What is its function?
  2. ludolf2

    NTBackup sometimes failed

    I've checked the file versions: our files dated 2007.02, 2007.08, and 2007.09. Some hours ago i noticed that a rsmsink process stucked on the server, running in the backup user's context. Killed it and after this I made a backup interactively, and it finished without errors. I will report the...
  3. ludolf2

    NTBackup sometimes failed

    Yes, those are important servers (DC,DHCP,DNS,SMS,WSUS...) I think in this case the problem is in the vss, not the backup program. As in the subject, the backup is sometimes complete without errors, and other day is incomplete without any configuration change. Could you tell me, what does...
  4. ludolf2

    NTBackup sometimes failed

    I've tried this before. Ntbackup fails on both node. Additional info: I've just noticed that in the "vssadmin list writers" list the status for almost all writer is "waiting for completion". What does it mean?
  5. ludolf2

    NTBackup sometimes failed

    thanks for the answer, but if we run ntbackup on mapped drives, opened files will not backed up (vss only works on local hard drives)
  6. ludolf2

    NTBackup sometimes failed

    on the active node we are using the local disk drive letters. for example backup S: to X:
  7. ludolf2

    NTBackup sometimes failed

    hi all We have a cluster environment with two server2003 ent sp2 node (active/passive). The scheduled task service is clustered. The daily ntbackup task regularly finished with a bunch of error message like this: WARNING: Portions of "[filename]" cannot be read. The backed up data is corrupt...

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