What kind of operation are you trying to perform with Ntbackup ? (Backup/Restore some special directory?)
What kind of problems do you experience that causes Ntbackup not to work ?
Do you have any errors in the Event Log ?
What operating system are you using ?
Are you running Ntbackup as a scheduled task or interactively ?
Does Ntbackup work in safemode ?
I don't have Worstation and Server installed and Ntbackup works just fine on Win2k for me.
Guess you need to have the following services configured(WinXP SP2):
COM+ Event System (Manual)
COM+ System Application (Manual)
DCOM Server Process Launcher (Automatic)
MS Software Shadow Copy Provider (Manual)
Removable Storage (Manual)
Volume Shadow Copy (Manual)
Windows Management Instrumentation (Automatic)
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Microsoft Backup: Questions on what can affect it working
#2
Posted 10 October 2004 - 03:49 PM
Glad you got your backup running. Must admit that I can run Ntbackup with Removable Storage Disabled. Ntbackup gives me a warning at startup about not being able to contact Removable Storage and therefore it cannot backup to tape-drives. But it is still able to save the backup-files to the local harddrive.
P.S. The solution thing on this message-board looks like a nice feature, but it seems that it still need some improvements as it is rather unreadable without text-formatting
P.S. The solution thing on this message-board looks like a nice feature, but it seems that it still need some improvements as it is rather unreadable without text-formatting
#3
Posted 10 October 2004 - 09:50 PM
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Is that on XP?
I just saw the warning here on 2000 & said "Well, better heed it & turn that service on for now!"
How about those other services you mention on XP (The Volume Shadow Copy & also the MS Shadow Copy Provider)?
Cut them out if you would, just so myself & others KNOW NTBackup's dependencies on services etc. & see if you can perform a small backup to another disk (provided you have one, sounds as if you do).
I just saw the warning here on 2000 & said "Well, better heed it & turn that service on for now!"
How about those other services you mention on XP (The Volume Shadow Copy & also the MS Shadow Copy Provider)?
Cut them out if you would, just so myself & others KNOW NTBackup's dependencies on services etc. & see if you can perform a small backup to another disk (provided you have one, sounds as if you do).
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