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	Backup
	Backing Up Windows Systems
Backing Up	Only one CONFIGURATION backup can run on a system at the time. You
CONFIGURATION	have to expand a client and select its CONFIGURATION in the Backup
	wizard.
	See “Example of Creating a Backup Specification” on page 155, Figure
	5-10 and Figure 5-11.
	Backing Up the Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003 System State
	The Windows System State consists of several elements related to
	various aspects of Windows. They are structured under their respective
	Windows backup object. The Windows System State includes the
	following:
	•	Registry and ComPlusDatabase
	• The following boot files: Ntldr.exe, Ntdetect.com and boot.ini
	•	The System Volume Information directory, which keeps data
		accessed by the System File Protection (SFP) service.
	Provided that the services were installed and configured, the System
	State data of a Windows Server system also includes:
	•	ActiveDirectoryService
	•	CertificateServer
	•	TerminalServiceDatabase
	See “Example of Creating a Backup Specification” on page 155 for a
	detailed backup procedure. Figure 5-12 shows how to select System
	State in the Backup wizard.

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