Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.win2000
Titolo: Server 2003 e backup

Si puň effettuare un backup completo compresa la creazione del floppy per il
recovery in modo del tutto automatico senza interazione con l'utente?
Grazie
Andrea

recovery in modo del tutto automatico senza interazione con l'utente?
Schedulando il tutto con un account amministrativo.
Attenzione che in Windows 2000/2003 l'ERD o il floppy per il recovery,
come lo chiami tu, non č un backup completo del registro di Windows ma
di alcune hive e non č possibile schedularlo (devi ripristinare lo
Stato del Sistema dal normale backup).
Ciao
Memmo

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Devo dire che oggi ho avuto poco tempo per fare delle prove, perň mi č 
sembrato che ripristinando il sistema partendo da un disco completamente 
vuoto, Windows 2003 Server mi ha ripristinato in modo automatico tutto, 
compreso un sito IIS di prova, nonchč utenti e impostazioni varie...
Dal sito Technet leggo:
ASR allows you to initiate bare metal restores of a system. With bare 
metal restores, you can boot a failed system by using the installation 
CD, insert an ASR floppy disk (created during an ASR backup), and 
recover the system state and required operating system files on the boot 
and system volumes from a backup.
Quindi immagino che ripristini il sistema al 100%, no?
Ciao
Andrea

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Da documentazione Microsoft:
"With Automated System Recovery (ASR), you can create ASR sets on a
regular basis as part of an overall plan for system recovery in case
of system failure. Use ASR as a last resort in system recovery, only
after you have exhausted other options such as the startup options
Safe Mode and Last Known Good Configuration. For more information
about these and other recovery options, see Startup options.
ASR is a recovery option that has two parts: ASR backup and ASR
restore. You can access the backup portion through the Automated
System Recovery Preparation Wizard located in Backup. The Automated
System Recovery Preparation Wizard backs up the System State 
System State
In Backup, a collection of system-specific data maintained by the
operating system that must be backed up as a unit. It is not a backup
of the entire system. The System State data includes the registry,
COM+ Class Registration database, system files, boot files, and files
under Windows File Protection. For servers, the System State data also
includes the Certificate Services database (if the server is a
certificate server). If the server is a domain controller, the System
State data also includes the Active Directory database and the SYSVOL
directory. If the server is a node in a cluster, it includes the
Cluster database information. The IIS Metabase is included if Internet
Information Services (IIS) is installed.data, system services, and all
disks associated with the operating system components. It also creates
a floppy disk, which contains information about the backup, the disk
configurations (including basic and dynamic volumes), and how to
accomplish a restore. 
You can access the restore part of ASR by pressing F2 when prompted in
the text mode portion of setup. ASR reads the disk configurations from
the floppy disk and restores all of the disk signatures, volumes and
partitions on the disks required to start your computer (at a
minimum). (It will attempt to restore all of the disk configurations,
but under some circumstances, it may not be able to). ASR then
installs a simple installation of Windows and automatically starts to
restore from backup using the backup ASR set created by the Automated
System Recovery Preparation Wizard. 
Note:
ASR does not include data files. Back up data files separately on a
regular basis and restore them after the system is working. 
Using All information on this computer in the simple wizard also
creates an ASR floppy disk and an ASR set. 
ASR supports FAT16 volumes up to 2.1 GB only. ASR does not support 4
GB FAT16 partitions that use a cluster size of 64K. If your system
contains 4-GB FAT16 partitions, convert them from FAT16 to NTFS before
using ASR. "
Ciao
Memmo

Quindi se non ho capito male mancano soltanto i dati esterni al sistema 
operativo, tipo documenti, etc...
Ciao
Andrea