HP Data Protector 6.11 script solution for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and SharePoint Server 2010

Root title: Shared Services Administration: SSP1

-> Reverting lock for site http://virtual20:123/ssp/admin to none

-> Resuming background activity

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RESUMING END

02/10/2010 03:19:18

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MOSS backup script finished

02/10/2010 03:19:18

Running time 00:02:48.3336122

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2. To start backup sessions using the existing backup specifications whose names are without

prefix, run:

moss_backup.ps1 –backuponly

3. To start backup sessions using the existing backup specifications whose names contain the

prefix weekly, run:

moss_backup.ps1 –backuponly –prefix weekly

4. To start backup sessions using the existing backup specifications whose names are without

prefix and to save the output of the sessions and the corresponding restore commands to the

file c:\logs\moss.log, run:

moss_backup.ps1 –backuponly –outfile C:\logs\moss.log

5. To start ZDB backup sessions of the ZDB-to-disk+tape type using the existing ZDB backup

specifications that have no prefix in their names, run:

moss_backup.ps1 –backuponly

6. To start ZDB backup sessions of the ZDB-to-disk type using the existing ZDB backup

specifications that have no prefix in their names, run:

moss_backup.ps1 –backuponly –diskonly

Scheduling backup sessions

You can schedule backup sessions using the Windows system scheduler.

1. On the front-end Web server system, create a Windows PowerShell scheduled task. Go to:

Start > Settings > Control Panel > Scheduled Tasks > Add Scheduled Task

2. Open advanced properties for the task.