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Old 07-20-2004, 03:37 AM
Sparky
 
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Default Login Script (batch file)

I'm looking for a way to force a backup on a Windows XP
Pro Laptop only when it is connected to the server. I
want it to backup to a network share using NTBackup. The
script will have to check for the connection to the share
before it launches the backup job. I was thinking of doing
a login script-type batch file and placing it in the
startup folder. Any help with the commands and switches
needed to make this possible would be appreciated.
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Old 07-20-2004, 07:48 AM
tbrox
 
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Default RE: Login Script (batch file)

If you can write the script (could be a dos batch file) then you should load it using MMC.

Why don't you just purchase a copy of Retrospect backup. it's not that expensive and it can back up your computer to a network share and it can be scheduled to go off when you want it to. So much less hassel and works better than NTBackup.
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Tbrox


"Sparky" wrote:

> I'm looking for a way to force a backup on a Windows XP
> Pro Laptop only when it is connected to the server. I
> want it to backup to a network share using NTBackup. The
> script will have to check for the connection to the share
> before it launches the backup job. I was thinking of doing
> a login script-type batch file and placing it in the
> startup folder. Any help with the commands and switches
> needed to make this possible would be appreciated.
>

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Old 07-20-2004, 09:30 PM
Sparky
 
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Default RE: Login Script (batch file)

My client has 19 laptops and doesn't want to buy any
additional software, but wants the laptops backed up
automatically whenever the users come into the office. I
think I have the batch file so that it will to work, it
just won't be pretty!

>-----Original Message-----
>If you can write the script (could be a dos batch file)

then you should load it using MMC.
>
>Why don't you just purchase a copy of Retrospect backup.

it's not that expensive and it can back up your computer
to a network share and it can be scheduled to go off when
you want it to. So much less hassel and works better than
NTBackup.
>--
>Tbrox
>
>
>"Sparky" wrote:
>
>> I'm looking for a way to force a backup on a Windows XP
>> Pro Laptop only when it is connected to the server. I
>> want it to backup to a network share using NTBackup.

The
>> script will have to check for the connection to the

share
>> before it launches the backup job. I was thinking of

doing
>> a login script-type batch file and placing it in the
>> startup folder. Any help with the commands and

switches
>> needed to make this possible would be appreciated.
>>

>.
>

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