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This document summarizes and compares three tools for backing up a Windows server: Windows Server Backup, WBAdmin, and NTDSUtil. Windows Server Backup is a graphical tool that backs up entire volumes. WBAdmin is a command-line tool that provides more options than Windows Server Backup and can back up the system state. NTDSUtil is specialized for Active Directory and can create IFM media to quickly recreate a domain controller.
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1. Passing objects as parameters to methods and returning objects from methods. Methods can accept objects as parameters and return object types.
2. Method overloading allows methods to have the same name but differ in parameters. The compiler determines which method to call based on parameters.
3. Inheritance allows classes to inherit properties from parent classes. Types of inheritance include single, multi-level, hierarchical, and hybrid.
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The document discusses inheritance in Java. It defines inheritance as deriving a new subclass from an existing superclass, where the subclass inherits properties from the superclass. The key points made include:
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- A subclass constructor must call the superclass constructor using super().
- Inheritance allows subclasses to override or hide superclass methods.
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Active directory backup
- 2. Objectives Windows server backup: It’s a GUI tool that is used to create a backup WBAdmin: (Windows Backup Administration) It’s a command line tool used to create and schedule backups NTDSUtil: (Network Directory Services Utilities) It’s a powerful tool used for advanced backup utilities
- 3. Windows Server Backup Windows server backup is a feature that you need to install It only backups into: Shared folders Network Attached Storage (NAS) DVD It backs up the entire volume not the individual files Its useful for simple backups in small organizations
- 4. WBAdmin It’s a stronger tool with more options but its CLI It can perform both one-time and scheduled backups It can backup your SYSTEM STATE that includes: Registry Boot files System files ADDS database & SYSVOL directory SYSTEM STATE data can be restored using the WBAdmin or using the graphical Windows Server Backup
- 5. WBAdmin
- 6. NTDSUtil Its specially for AD not for the backing up of your entire server When used in conjunction with media created by WBAdmin or Windows Server Backup, it can allow you to restore Active Directory Objects like OUs In terms of creating backup media, it can create IFM (Install From Media) media for faster creation or re-creation of a DC
- 7. Windows Server Backup Installation: Sever manager-features- add feature- windows server backup features – next- install-finish Here we have: Scheduled backup Backup once
- 8. System State Backup using WBAdmin Wbadmin /? Wbadmin start systemstatebackup /? Wbadmin start systemstatebackup –backupTarget:f:
- 10. Backup Using NTDSUtil Cmd-> ntdsutil (NTDSUtil mode) Ntdsutil: help Ntdsutil: Activate Instance NTDS Ntdsutil: IFM ifm: help Create Sysvol Full E:IFM E:IFM -> is the destination location and directory
- 11. NTDSUtil and IFM Modes Create Sysvol Full ->For normal DC Create Sysvol RODC-> For RODC
- 12. IFM Process
- 13. IFM Completion
- 14. Note Windows Server Backup: It’s the backup of the entire data on the system drive Its of large size and take more time and space SystemState Backup: It’s the backup of the important features of system drive. Its of medium size and takes not too much time It includes Registry, Boot files, System files, ADDS database & SYSVOL directory IFM: Its of small size and includes only the backup of Group Policies AD database Sysvol
- 15. Summary
- 16. Recovery through WBAdmin WBADMIN START SYSTEMSTATERECOVERY -version:04/31/2005-09:18 -backupTarget:E: -machine:server01 -recoveryTarget:FNew The <WBAdmin get versions> command is used to get the versions of the backups available