Backup Bkf To Tape
Apr 16, 2018 NOTE: If a tape device is not connected to your computer, File is the only backup media type that is available in the Backup destination box. In the Backup media or file name box, do one of the following: If you are backing up to a file, specify a path and file name for the backup (.bkf) file. Download the eyes of my mother torrents pc.
Backup Bkf To Tape Tool
Am tinkering with backup to disk, then to tape.
Is there a way I can write an NTBackup .BKF file to a tape such that it looks like NTBackup 'created' the tape?
If so, can I put several .BKF files onto the tape in the same fashion?
PS: Is this process is called 'migration'?
Note: this is NOT the same as 'backing up' the .BKF files to tape.
By having the .BKF files 'migrated' or whatever it's called to tape, it means that restores can be much faster. I would not have to restore the .BKF files to disk first just so that NTBackup can access them properly. Some of the .BKF files are nearly a terabyte and it takes hours to restore them from tape first before they are usable. Had the data been on a tape natively generated by NTBackup, I suspect that restore a small file would take on the order of minutes as NTbackup would be able to fast-forward to the right part of the tape and then pick it off.