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‎01-27-2015 08:00 PM
We use Windows Server Backup in Windows 2008 R2 and 2012 R2 for backups. Is there a way to get information or a report from our servers to see if the backups that we have scheduled are successful or not?
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‎01-29-2015 02:29 PM
Windows Backup creates an Event if backup was successful (you can find details here). You could enable Information Event scanning and set up EMail-Alerts for this event ID, but this will cause a big load on your whole network and on your Lansweeper server as Information events will be collected from all computers.
Possibly it would be better to generate a script which searches for this event ID and gives back a result, i.e. on a file share. You could set up a regular deployment schedule to deploy it on the relevant servers each day or each week.
Possibly it would be better to generate a script which searches for this event ID and gives back a result, i.e. on a file share. You could set up a regular deployment schedule to deploy it on the relevant servers each day or each week.
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‎01-29-2015 02:29 PM
Windows Backup creates an Event if backup was successful (you can find details here). You could enable Information Event scanning and set up EMail-Alerts for this event ID, but this will cause a big load on your whole network and on your Lansweeper server as Information events will be collected from all computers.
Possibly it would be better to generate a script which searches for this event ID and gives back a result, i.e. on a file share. You could set up a regular deployment schedule to deploy it on the relevant servers each day or each week.
Possibly it would be better to generate a script which searches for this event ID and gives back a result, i.e. on a file share. You could set up a regular deployment schedule to deploy it on the relevant servers each day or each week.
