backup .doc and .xls files using NTBackup

J

Jonathan

Hi,

I have a file server and all users data saved in data folder as follows

UserData (this folder has no file)
|
---user1 (this folder has files and subfolders)
|
---user2 (this folder has files and subfolders)

I want to create a schedule to backup all users data only include MS Word
and Excel files using NTBackup wizard or command line.

Show me a script example is desired

Thanks advance

Jonathan
 
M

Mark V

In said:
Hi,

I have a file server and all users data saved in data folder as
follows

UserData (this folder has no file)
|
---user1 (this folder has files and subfolders)
|
---user2 (this folder has files and subfolders)

I want to create a schedule to backup all users data only include
MS Word and Excel files using NTBackup wizard or command line.

Show me a script example is desired

I don't have that answer offhand. But have you considered just using
XCOPY to copy the files you desire to an alternate location, then
backing all of it up?
 
B

Bill Stewart

Jonathan said:
I have a file server and all users data saved in data folder as follows

UserData (this folder has no file)
|
---user1 (this folder has files and subfolders)
|
---user2 (this folder has files and subfolders)

I want to create a schedule to backup all users data only include MS
Word and Excel files using NTBackup wizard or command line.

Show me a script example is desired

Hi,

The on-line help for NTBackup states that it does not support wildcard
file backups. You can, however, configure it to exclude certain types of
files from backup. Go to Tools | Options and choose the Exclude Files tab.

HTH,

Bill
 
J

Jonathan

Hi,

there are many many types of files in file server

I only want to backup .doc and .xls files

so exclude every type of files is difficult

Jonathan
 

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