I've been using this file to do NT backups on my Exchange server in addition to my usual Arcserve backups. I called it Exbackup.cmd and used an AT command to run it. It backs up the Directory, the Information Store and then the server's C drive and E: drive. Just replace Server5 with your server name and use the drive letters appropriate to your server.<br><br><br>rem *** NTBackup for Exchange Server Server5<br>rem *** This command file should be run every Saturday by the Schedule service using an AT command<br>ntbackup backup DS \\SERVER5 IS \\SERVER5 /d "Server5 IS and DS" /b /t Normal /l c:\winnt\exbackup.log<br>ntbackup backup c: /a /D "Server5 C Drive" /t Normal /l c:\winnt\cbackup.log<br>ntbackup backup e: /a /D "Server5 E Drive" /t Normal /l c:\winnt\ebackup.log<br>exit<br><br><br>David
I've been developing a program that could schedule backups with NTbackup.exe. it gives you all the options NTBackup offers, plus a time to run. It's more for a glorified batch program, but I find it works great. I'm still working on the Gui, but if you are interested, send me an email to <A HREF="mailto:chris.duarte@tomtec.com">chris.duarte@tomtec.com</A> and I'll send you a copy. I've been using it on my server with no problems whatsoever, but the cosmetics need some work.
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