Olaf,
 
My test was also with win2k German (at that time Sp3).  However, my machine was
not AD.  What kind of restore did you perfomed; auth or non auth since this is 
AD,
but that should not matter I believe?  Did you open the case with support?  I'm 
quite
sure that if this is something generic that fix should come fast - but, I did 
it in past
and it works so something below the surface has to be.
 
When I said MS docs I was not talking to Q article, but general docs (sorry, 
but I do 
not have links anymore).  Wordpad (and bunch of other files covered by SYSTEM 
FILES 
saveset) are what your OS finds critical to it.  If you remove them OS will 
bring them back
for you from another location (usually WINNT\system32\dllcache).  I never did a 
test of
that kind with wordpad, but I did with notepad on the other hand.  If I 
remember correctly,
when I did a backup of notepad.exe it would say that it has been backed up but 
the size
was 0 (it was also in index db so one may get wrong impression there unless he 
knows it).
When I did a backup of SYSTEM FILES I could see it really being backed up.  Of 
course,
to make a restore, you must restore whole SYSTEM FILES and sometimes this means
all SYSTEM savesets and not rarely that would lead to restore of whole machine. 
 However,
if something is screw up in that area I would gladly do it anyway.
 
As I said, I can't find the link in my favourites, but there were several about 
these files.
What SYSTEM FILES covers is what your OS covering by so called SFP components
(System File Protection) and system boot files. (which reminds me that SYS 
Files and 
SYS state should be ALWAYS backed up and restored together!).  And that's were 
your
wordpad should be in the first place.  Note sure why it doesn't work for you.  
 
One thing to check, if you did a restore from GUI you should have a log from 
that restore
seesion.  I don't remember if system files are listed ther, but I hope yes.  
Check it out.
Do you see wordpad?  I'm not sure if this is correct way as one part of the 
files is restored
via _NSR_* files which do get replaced during next reboot.  
 
As for DFS; as you said it says "DFS destination directories' separately.".  C: 
is not destination
directory here, but c:\foo is.  In release supplement this is covered AFAIK.
 
And now, time to go home ;)
 
p.s. If it really doesn't work for you, could be either:
a) something done wrong
b) Legato
c) Microsoft
 
I strongly suggest to open an indicent case with your support to clear this.  
Reproductiion of
that should not take too much.
 
Cheers,
Hrvoje
 

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        Von: Olaf Zaplinski [mailto:o.zaplinski AT BROADNET-MEDIASCAPE DOT DE] 
        Gesendet: Di 04.11.2003 17:09 
        An: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU 
        Cc: 
        Betreff: Re: [Networker] AW: [Networker] W2K / NW 6.1.3: no backup of 
DFS?
        
        

        Hrvoje Crvelin wrote:
        > It does backup wordpad as part of system files.
        
        Nope. If wordpad.exe was in System Files, it would be restored, but 
that is
        not the case. I found out that Wordpad is missing after I did a test 
restore
        of a W2K AD server (SP4 + all patches, but german, we all know that 
english
        machines with a similar setup do not have this problem).
        
         > Read MS docs about it.
        
        Which ones? Do you mean a KB article?
        
        > It does backup DFS mount point, but you must specify that point.  It 
does
        > say so in Legato docs.  No place for panic ;)
        
        I do not panic, I am just getting more and more angry. :-(
        
        Anyway, the Windows Admin Guide says it's an add-on for NT 4.0 Server. 
;-)
        And it also says that I have to back up the 'DFS destination 
directories'
        separately. But IMHO this means that
        
        SYSTEM STATE:
        SYSTEM DB:
        SYSTEM FILES:
        C:
        
        is enough to backup the whole damned thing, including the DFS member 
C:\Foo.
        
        Regards
        Olaf
        
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