Backing Up Files on Remote Computers

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You can use Backup to back up files on any computers to which you can connect remotely. This allows a single media drive to be shared across an entire network and one backup policy to be in effect for the entire network.

Note

Backup does not recognize MS-DOS or computers that are running Windows 3.1.

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Microsoft Corporation Staff, IT Professional Staff - Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Operations Guide

ISBN: N/A
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Year: 2002
Pages: 404

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