Re: Is backup systemobject redundant on Win2K?
2003-06-27 06:22:00
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:55:39 -0700
Joe Howell <jhowell_tsm AT YAHOO DOT COM> wrote:
> If I am doing an incremental backup of a Windows 2000 server client, is
> also performing a "backup systemobject" command redundant? My reading of
> the TSM Client reference leads me to believe that it is but I could use
> some reassurance.
>
>
If you have the 'backup systemobjects' feature enabled (backup tab in the
prefs) you should have the registry backed-up during normal incremental
processing. On some servers I noticed we had to manually add the 'domain
systemobjects', since we don't backup all local filesystems and for some
reason the system objects are not included any more...
> Joe Howell
> Shelter Insurance Companies
> Columbia, MO
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