1. | Log on to a domain controller you want to back up.
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2. | Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Windows Server Backup.
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3. | On the Action menu in Windows Server Backup, click Backup Once.
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4. | If you are creating the first backup of the domain controller, click Next to select Different options.
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5. | On the Backup options page of the Backup Once Wizard, shown in Figure 1, click Next.
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6. | On the Select backup configuration page, shown in Figure 2, click Custom and then click Next.
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7. | On the Select backup items page, shown in Figure 3, select the Enable system recovery check box to select all critical volumes; then click Next.
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8. | On the Specify destination type page, shown in Figure 4, click Local drives or Remote shared folder and click Next.
Tip
When a local drive is used as the backup destination, you cannot select a drive that is included in the critical-volume backup.
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9. | If you are backing up to a local drive, on the Select backup destination page, shown in Figure 5, in the Backup destination box, select a drive; then click Next.
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10. | If you are backing up to a remote shared folder, on the Specify remote folder page, shown in Figure 6, type the path to the shared folder, select Do not inherit under the Access Control section, and click Next.
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11. | On the Specify advanced option page, shown in Figure 7, select VSS copy backup and click Next.
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12. | On the Confirmation page, shown in Figure 8, confirm your selections and click Backup.
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