quick setup - Veritas Backup Exec
This is a discussion on quick setup - Veritas Backup Exec ; I am running win2000 server and I want to setup my backupexec for nt/2000 to
do the following.
On Monday-Thursday to do a backup on files that have changed only. Then on
Friday I want to do a complete backup ...
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quick setup
I am running win2000 server and I want to setup my backupexec for nt/2000 to
do the following.
On Monday-Thursday to do a backup on files that have changed only. Then on
Friday I want to do a complete backup of the files. What will be the best
way to do this. And can I label the tapes monday thru friday on the backup
software?
Thanks
Alan
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Re: quick setup
You'll need to create two jobs
Incremental (or differential)
Full
You can write each job to the same media set, or create two media sets, if you
want to retain the weeklies longer than the dailies
Yes, you can label the tapes Monday Tuesday etc.
Alan Sudweeks wrote:
> I am running win2000 server and I want to setup my backupexec for nt/2000 to
> do the following.
>
> On Monday-Thursday to do a backup on files that have changed only. Then on
> Friday I want to do a complete backup of the files. What will be the best
> way to do this. And can I label the tapes monday thru friday on the backup
> software?
>
> Thanks
>
> Alan
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Re: quick setup
thanks Ken
"Ken Putnam" wrote in message
news:3B37ECB2.AA66CE17@usa.net...
> You'll need to create two jobs
>
> Incremental (or differential)
> Full
>
> You can write each job to the same media set, or create two media sets, if
you
> want to retain the weeklies longer than the dailies
>
> Yes, you can label the tapes Monday Tuesday etc.
>
> Alan Sudweeks wrote:
>
> > I am running win2000 server and I want to setup my backupexec for
nt/2000 to
> > do the following.
> >
> > On Monday-Thursday to do a backup on files that have changed only. Then
on
> > Friday I want to do a complete backup of the files. What will be the
best
> > way to do this. And can I label the tapes monday thru friday on the
backup
> > software?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Alan
>