#Trend micro wfbs server 2003 update now install#

So when I go to install BE 2010 (I've run the pre-installation checklist and it comes back good), what options do I want? It seems as though I need: Correct? Then, what do I need to install on them? Just RAWS? Anything else? Do I want Advanced Open File Option installed on all these remote machines, just some of them, or none of them? Assuming that's correct, that leaves backing up the DC, Mail, 3 file servers (factoring in ReadAbout), and the Application server. I can't think of any reason to back up the following aforementioned servers:Ĭan you? There's no data that I can think of that's on them to back up.ģ. I find it hard to believe that Server 2008 R2 doesn't know what these things are. Huh? The tape library and drives were donated to me from my previous employer and are several years old (probably 5). I don't see the drives specifically being referenced, just this. In Device Manager, it shows up simply as ' Unknown Medium Changer'. On this backup server, I'm somewhat concerned about the connected tape library I mentioned above. I have NOT installed BE 2010 yet, but I have put it in to look at options. While doing that, I wonder if I could ask a few questions. I have downloaded the horrifyingly-gargantuan Admin Guide for BE 2010.

The version of Backup Exec available through TechSoup includes all of the available agents and options. Click the following link for a list of all Backup Exec agents and options. An unlimited number of these agents can be used within a network, allowing for multiple instances of agents to protect several servers. From that page, one thing strikes me as particularly beneficial:Īgents and options extend platform and feature support for Backup Exec environments. Here are the details if you're interested. Apparently, this is somewhat different than a traditionally-purchased product. I have purchased Backup Exec 2010 R2 'Not For Resale' Edition from TechSoup. Attached is a StorageTek L20 tape library with two IBM LTO2 drives. My 'backup' server, which is running Server 2008 R2 圆4.A Server 2003 32-bit 'Support' server running WSUS.A Server 2003 32-bit 'Anti-Virus' server (Trend Micro WFBS 6).So my guess is that it will need to be backed up like a file server. It's a self-contained app requiring no database or anything. ReadAbout - A 'server (basically just a really powerful PC) that runs ONE app called 'ReadAbout'.A ForeFront TMG Enterprise 2010 Server on Server 2008 R2 圆4.

Will eventually run SQL Server 2008 Standard, but for right now simply has a 'Lite' version of SQL 2005 installed by the app that needs it. Application Server - Running a few school-specific apps.Two file servers (one is Server 2008 R2 圆4 and the other is Server 2003 32-bit).E-Mail - Exchange 2010 on Server 2008 R2 圆4.Domain Controller - Active Directory on Server 2008 R2 圆4.Well, they do now! Here is what I have built. Hell, they never had a real infrastructure. I am now the technology manager of an education fund that has NEVER had a backup system. So I bring it to you, the BE gurus! Several years ago, at my previous job, I took over as the 'backup administrator' when we had a previously built system (BackUp Exec DataCenter Edition, I believe v.10-something).Īnyway, it's been a looong time since those day (about 4 years). First, please let me say that I am NOT an expert with this stuff.