On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 08:38, Alan Peery wrote: > One idea: > > 1) install tightvnc as a service (www.tightvnc.com) on the win2k box > 2) Use the scheduled tasks available (control panel) to have the win2k > box write backups onto it's hard drive > 3) Once a week, fire up VNC to connect to connect to the Win2k box > 4) Once there, start winscp (www.winscp.org) to connect back to your > Linux box and push the most recent weekly backup across > > This is obviously lacking as it has human in the loop, but it is quick > to implment. Also, unless you already have a VPN in place, the login > credentials at step #3 are not strongly encrypted. > > Alan > > Wasn't there an AT command to do scheduling in NT? That would take the human out of the loop. I am using Quick Restore on my Linux system to backup Windows clients. It is a commercial product, but it seems to work well. Ed
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