In the event that you only want to backup the System State and not perform
a complete backup, the following article outlines the procedure (it's also
included as a link at the bottom of the article that Dbrandt provided):
240363 HOW TO: Use the Backup Program to Back Up and Restore the System
State
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=240363
David Pharr, (e-mail address removed)
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| Never heard of the backup software. but it should give you the option to
| backup the system state. This is all you need to backup for AD.
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| HTH
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| Paul McGuire
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| | > Hi guy's, just wondering how do you backup active directory? do you
| > need a special plug-in for your backup software.
| >
| > I am using Tivoli Storage Manager 5.1
| >
| > What should be backed up?
| >
| > Thanks for the insight
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