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MaWeX
February 1st, 2005, 12:04 PM
I'm trying to hot-backup a Windows 2003 Domain Controller.
After restoring the disk images the DC only starts in Directory Services Restore Mode and is missing one of the last edb* logs. :(
Does Acronis True Image Server 8.0 support Windows 2003 Domain Controllers?
Which steps I have to proceed before starting the hot-backup? I suppose, that Acronis did not took the "System State" - do you have any suggestions?
Thank you
MaWeX
Acronis Support
February 2nd, 2005, 10:40 AM
Hello MaWeX,
Thank you for choosing Acronis True Image Server (http://www.acronis.com/enterprise/products/ATISWin/).
We are really sorry for the inconveniences.
It seems that the log was created after you started image creation. I can suggest that you copy it manually to your new machine.
Thank you.
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Ilya Toytman
ivar
February 2nd, 2005, 02:19 PM
-{ Quote: "I'm trying to hot-backup a Windows 2003 Domain Controller.
After restoring the disk images the DC only starts in Directory Services Restore Mode and is missing one of the last edb* logs. :(
Does Acronis True Image Server 8.0 support Windows 2003 Domain Controllers?
Which steps I have to proceed before starting the hot-backup? I suppose, that Acronis did not took the "System State" - do you have any suggestions?
Thank you
MaWeX" }-
Only sector-based point-in-time partition snapshot image isnt enough to
backup ActiveDirectory - this is impossible without "system state" save.
Seems that TI not jet implemented system-state save, maybe in future.
ActiveDirectory, domaincontrollers, nameservers all work based on information
replication with other machines. Roaming-profile conflict etc.
Also many policyes are time-sensitive and
cant work correctly after restoration from backup when there is time conflict
with actual time and time when system was backed up. This all requires special system-state preparation after restored system boots up.
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