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| What are the two tools to use to perform a manual or automatied back-up |
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Definition
| Windows Server Backup and WBAdmin.exe |
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Term
| What is a feature of the Windows Backup Server in 2008R2 |
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Definition
| Backup/restore individual files and include/exclude individual file types/ and paths |
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Term
| What has the SystemState become in 2008 that it wasnt in previous versions |
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Definition
| a subset of the Full backup(additional critical volume) |
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Term
| When is a nonauthoritative restore good |
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Definition
Normal restore is useful when the directory on a domain controller has been damaged or corrupted, but
the problem has not spread to other domain controllers. |
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Term
| What is the commands to do a boot a DC into DSRM for a nonauthoritative restore |
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Definition
bcdedit /set safeboot dsrepair
shutdown -t 0 -r |
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Term
| What is the command to restart a DC after a non-authoritative restore |
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Definition
| bcdedit /deletevalue safeboot dsrepair |
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Term
| Once you have booted into DSRM what are the commands to restore AD DS database |
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Definition
wbadmin get versions -backuptarget:D: -machine:
**find the version number**
wbadmin start systemstaterecovery -version:**** theversion number from the last step***** |
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Term
| What are the steps to performing and authoritative restore |
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Definition
The same as a non-authritative restore only before restarting the domain controller with bcdedit /deletevalue safeboot dsrepair, you run
ntdsutil
authoritative restore
restore [object|subtree] "object DN"
to mark the objects as authoritative |
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