Adding system state is a line item on your file directive that looks 
like this

Shadow Copy Components:\

When editing the file "backup selection list", you have a pull down for 
"path name or directive set", choose the "windows 2003" version for that 
client and select "Add".  This will put the following five lines in your 
file selection.

ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES
Shadow Copy Components:\
NEW_STREAM
UNSET_ALL
UNSET


If you don't want all local drives, remove that line and use the 
specific drive letters or directory paths you want for backup.  Since 
protecting system state is a critical part of restoring a system in the 
event of logical corruption, I would make sure the C drive is fully 
protected.

http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/272538.htm
While this doc is for 5.1, it describes the features and functions that 
were added when the system state for 2003 was included.


> For the time being, I have a limited amount of disk backup space.  
> Could someone help get me started on configuring a System State Backup 
> Policy?  I am running NBU 6.5 on Windows Server 2003.
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