Advanced Settings Are Not Honored with Scheduled Backups
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 242881 - The Windows 2000 Backup (Ntbackup.exe) tool has several options that are either not honored when you schedule a backup to start at a later time or not available when you use command-line parameters or
switches. (updated 12/29/1999)
BUG: NTBackup can't backup individual files from a batch file or via a command prompt
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 216789 - When you run NTBackup from the command line or from a batch file, and you specify a single file to be backed up, (for example: ntbackup backup c:\xfer\test.txt /D "Test One" /l "c:\backup.log"), you will consistently get the following
error: You do not have permission to access
portions of specified path\filename By design,
NTBackup can only back up directories when using a batch file or
through a command prompt. (updated 1/17/2000)
Scheduled Backups Fail on Standalone Tape Drives After Changing Media
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 267574 - When you schedule a Windows 2000 unattended backup by using a standalone tape drive (library), the first backup job completes successfully. However, after you change the media, the next scheduled backup job does not back up the desired folder
(updated 8/22/2000)
Scheduled Backup Jobs May Not Run As Expected
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 264604 - When you schedule a Windows 2000 backup job to run with user credentials different from the interactive user you are logged on as, the scheduled backup job may start when scheduled, but backup quits immediately and the actual backup task is..
(updated 1052000)
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