You can edit the default settings for Active Directory and ADAM/AD LDS backup and restore jobs.
See Backing up Active Directory.
See Editing defaults for Active Directory and ADAM/AD LDS backup and restore jobs.
Table: Microsoft Active Directory default options
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Item |
Description |
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Use Backup Exec Granular Recovery Technology (GRT) to enable the restore of individual objects from Active Directory backups (not supported for Read-Only Domain Controllers) |
Enables the restore of individual items from full backups of the Active Directory or ADAM/ AD LDS. Ensure that you meet the requirements for Granular Recovery Technology. See About requirements for jobs that use Granular Recovery Technology. |
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Perform consistency check before backup when using Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) snapshot provider (Windows Server 2008) |
Checks snapshots for data corruption. This option applies only to snapshots that are performed by the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Services (VSS). |
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Continue with backup if consistency check fails |
Enables the backup job to continue even if the consistency check fails. You may want the job to continue if a backup of the database in its current state is better than no backup at all. Or you may want the job to continue if you back up a large database that may have only a small problem. |
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Recreate deleted objects that cannot be restored from the Active Directory Deleted Objects container |
Attempts to recreate deleted objects if both of the following events occurred:
You must use this option to restore deleted objects on a computer that runs Windows 2000. See About recreating purged Active Directory and ADAM/AD LDS objects. |