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Using an FTP server as your Offsite Copy destination
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Using an FTP server as your Offsite Copy destinationUsing an FTP server as your Offsite Copy destination is similar to using a server. You must provide a valid FTP path to the FTP server. You must also provide the correct FTP connection information to Backup Exec System Recovery in order for this method to work correctly. When Offsite Copy is configured correctly, it copies recovery points to the directory that you specified on the FTP server. If the server becomes unavailable for a period of time, Offsite Copy copies all recovery points created since the last connection. If there is no room to hold all of the recovery points available, Offsite Copy removes the oldest recovery points from the FTP server, making room for the newest recovery points.
Products Applied:
Backup Exec System Recovery Server Edition 8.0
Last Updated: February
22 2008 04:31 AM GMT
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Backup Exec System Recovery Server Edition Information Development: Backing Up Windows 2000 Information Development: Backing Up Windows NT Small Business Server Information Development: Backing Up Windows Server 2003 Information Development: Backing Up Windows Server 2008 Information Development: Backing Up Windows Small Business Server 2003 Information Development: Backing Up Windows Vista Information Development: Backing Up Windows XP Information Development: Backing Up
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Windows 2000
Advanced Server SP4, Professional SP4, Server SP4
2000
Home 5.1 SP2, Pro 5.1 SP2
DataCenter, DataCenter (IA64), DataCenter (x64), DataCenter SP1,
DataCenter SP1(IA64), DataCenter SP1(x64), DataCenter SP2, Datacenter
SP2(x64), Enterprise (IA64), Enterprise (x64), Enterprise SP1(IA64),
Enterprise SP1(x64), Enterprise SP2, Enterprise SP2(x64), Enterprise
Server, Enterprise ServerSP1, R2, Standard Server, Standard Server SP1,
Standard Server SP1 (x64), Standard Server SP2, Standard Server SP2
(x64), Standard Server(x64), Storage Server, Storage Server SP1, Storage
Server SP2, Web Server, Web Server SP1, Web Server SP2
Premium Edition, Premium Edition SP1, Standard Edition, Standard Edition
R2, Standard Edition SP1, Standard Edition SP2
Business (x64) 6.0.6000, Business (x86) 6.0.6000, Enterprise 6.0.6000,
Home Basic (x64) 6.0.6000, Home Basic (x86) 6.0.6000, Home Premium (x64)
6.0.6000, Home Premium (x86) 6.0.6000, Ultimate (x64) 6.0.6000, Ultimate
(x86) 6.0.6000
DataCenter (x64-64bit), DataCenter (x86-32bit), Enterprise (x64-64bit),
Enterprise (x86-32bit), Itanium, Standard (x64-64bit), Standard
(x86-32bit), Web Server (x64-64bit), Web Server (x86-32bit)
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