I suggest you read the documentation once again: DFS IS AN ADD-ON FOR NT 4.0
SERVER !!!!
This is correct, it has been incorporated into W2K, before that it was an
add-on.

Another interesting BUT very important point: This a very ENGLISH mailing
list.
If your configuration deviates from the norm then you should mention this
clearly, I don't think that anybody until now has noticed that you are
mentioning Wordpad.exe that is resides in C:\Programme\Windows NT\Zubehör
and not the one in C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Accessoiries.
This little, but important item, may point at the problem. You could be
right that there is a bug in Networker due to the "ö" as this has happened
before. Also make sure that you follow the disaster recovery instruction
exactly as documented in the DPG, if you do not then this type of problem
may occur.

I suggest that you spend some time analyzing the problem, reproduce the
error, make a clear and understandable description of the error and open a
case with Legato. With the information given until now I would just ignore
your problem because I know it works, but with the additional information
gained I do believe that it might be a possible error. Btw. In this case it
is very important to document the language and versions of all OS's
involved, that means the server, the client and (if redirect is used) the
machine to start the recover.

Bye
Ernie

Btw: If you have a clear problem description then you can also post it here.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Olaf Zaplinski" <o.zaplinski AT BROADNET-MEDIASCAPE DOT DE>
To: <NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 5:09 PM
Subject: 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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