how to restore backup with NTbackup

[Guest_imported]

Hi, I'm a beginner at win2000..
I've got a backup device from HP and a HP-computer..

I'm using NTbackup to backup my system..

I've used the MCSE training kit Windows 2000 Server as a resource, but I'm not certain if my backups are correct..
B-(

I've also looked through the resource kit, but can't figure it out..

I've made a screenshot of the display I get when I try to restore..

http://www.geocities.com/cyberw_olf/ntbackup.jpg

As you can see I'm unable to select the backup made..

I hope you'll be able to help me, cuz I don't know what to do anymore..(I'm all ears :^) )

 

[Zelandakh]

Can't see the picture...

NTBackup is a great tool - so long as you don't use it. Go and buy Backup Exec.

 

[Storty]

Why go spend money on BackupExec if you don't need the extra features that it provides???

Need to explain the problem or fix the pic-link..

 

[Zelandakh]

Apols, was jumping the gun slightly and assuming that the error is down to not being able to do brick level restores (had that question a lot in this forum).

Was anticipating rather than waiting - consider my wrist duly slapped.

 

[Xybertron]

NTBackup is great in 2k. Can't really schedule and brick-level isn't as big a deal in E2K as we have mailbox retention in case you accidently delete one. Way easier from a support standpoint. I tried several variations for the pic and none work :-( Dan
Microsoft Exchange Support @ Microsoft

 

[Feuvre]

We've got Exchange 5.5 / NT4.0 / NT4 Backup and will be upgrading next year to Exchange nad Windows 2000. Recovering individual mailboxes and moving mailboxes is a complete pain at the moment. Is this easier in Exchange 2000?

Considering 3rd party software - Arcserve Agent/ Veritas / Discus Data any views?

Also can anyone point me to decent instructions on how to move mailboxes with migration tool - most importantly getting the directory sync right? Thank-you.:-I

 

[claudewx]

Funny, I was able to view the screen shot. Did someone not notice the underscore in the name, "...w_olf..."?