MCITP Server Administrator RAID Configurations be running Windows Server 2008
When selected, a Volume Shadow Copy will then list all the changes made to the ?le and the dates these changes were made. At this point, you have three choices: Open When you open the ?le, you execute the ?le and view it on your desktop. Then, you can decide what you want to do with the previous version, such as save it to another location. Restore When you use the Restore function, the current mcsa version of the existing ?le is replaced by the previous version selected by the administrator in Volume Shadow Copy. Copy When you execute the Copy command, you tell Windows Server to place the ?le in a new location. In Exercise 8.1, you sions of your files restorable to previous states. To perform this exercise, you must be running Windows Server 2008 and have access to a volume that is formatted with NTFS. FAT32 is not supported with Volume Shadow Copy. Furthermore, you must be logged in as a local administrator or someone with higher privileges. Open your server?s hard drives by selecting Start Computer. Right-click your local drive, and select Properties. Click the Shadow Copies tab, as shown here. Select the drive you want to enable Volume Shadow Copy on, and then select Create Now. This will create a shadow copy of the selected volume to be initially used for backup. Keep the drive you want to enable Volume Shadow Copy on selected, and then click Enable. A warning box will appear, as shown here. Ignore this, and select Yes. By default, Windows Server 2008 will set Volume Shadow Copy to use its default set- tings. To alter these, you click the Settings button. Then, you can set the maximum amount of space that can be used by Volume Shadow Copy and also can adjust the schedule of copies using the Schedule button. To perform Exercise 8.2, you will need a large amount of space 70-640 available on your server hard drive that is not where the local operating system is installed. The speci?c amount will depend on your individual server?s Configuration. For a basic install, 10?15GB should be suf?cient to perform the full backup. Start Server Manger by clicking the Server Manager shortcut button. Select the features screen, and then click Add Feature. Scroll to Windows Server Backup Features, select it, and click Next, as shown here. Using Volume Shadow Copy Since this is your first time backing up, the wizard will insist that you use different options than a previous instance because there are no previous instances. Just click Next.
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