Hi all,
I am hoping I could get some resolution to my problem. I have used NTbackup on my XP to backup my local system as well as other systems via network drives, unfortunately the XP machine's primary hard drive failed. I was able to recover the *.bks backup description files but could not
recover the *.bkf files. After installing a new Hard-Drive and re-installing XP professional I am unable to catalog and/or look at the content of any of my backup DLT-III tapes, I have approximately 50 DLT tapes with backed up data going back 1 year ago using XP's NTbackup utility. Now, the question is, did I lose all the data on these tapes just because a single *.bkf catalog file(s)?
If there are other alternatives could you please direct me on the right direction, how can I make XP NTbackup utility see and read the content and/or catalog these tapes and be able to restored.
Additionally, when I ran the NTbackup in the past I set the
program to not be bound to the administrator ownership
but to allow access to the tapes by any user(s) on the system.
I Thank you in advance for your help
Jorge Rodriguez
Network Engineer
CCNA/CCNP
CCIE r&s candidate
jrodriguez@cisco-consulting.com
I am hoping I could get some resolution to my problem. I have used NTbackup on my XP to backup my local system as well as other systems via network drives, unfortunately the XP machine's primary hard drive failed. I was able to recover the *.bks backup description files but could not
recover the *.bkf files. After installing a new Hard-Drive and re-installing XP professional I am unable to catalog and/or look at the content of any of my backup DLT-III tapes, I have approximately 50 DLT tapes with backed up data going back 1 year ago using XP's NTbackup utility. Now, the question is, did I lose all the data on these tapes just because a single *.bkf catalog file(s)?
If there are other alternatives could you please direct me on the right direction, how can I make XP NTbackup utility see and read the content and/or catalog these tapes and be able to restored.
Additionally, when I ran the NTbackup in the past I set the
program to not be bound to the administrator ownership
but to allow access to the tapes by any user(s) on the system.
I Thank you in advance for your help
Jorge Rodriguez
Network Engineer
CCNA/CCNP
CCIE r&s candidate
jrodriguez@cisco-consulting.com