Brenda,

We schedule  NTbackup to backup the Windows 2000 System State to disk and
then pick this up as a file via TSM. Not particularly elegant, but as a
short term fix it meets our requirements. You obviuosly need to be familar
with a recovery process that incorparates NTbackup  to do this. I've heard
that the inactive system objects issue may be addressed in the next release
of the client (4.2) - certainly hope so - can anyone confirm this?

Andrew Pearce
email: apearce4 AT csc.com DOT au





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Has anyone implemented a solution they would be willing to share that will
keep copies of inactive system objects?

Brenda Collins,
Storage Solutions Group
Phone: 651-848-5808
Email:  brenda.collins AT westgroup DOT com

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