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by true_texan
The answer here is fairly simple as long as you have administrative rights to the remote server and a tape drive on your BDC.
Log onto your BDC with administrative priviledges. Mount the drive from the remote server that you want to back up. For example, mount the c drive from the remote server as drive z on the BDC.
Now you should be able to use your standard Windows backup program to pull the files across the network and back them up. Repeat the mouting process for any other criticaldrives on the remote server.
When you mount the drives, it also helps to use the "administrative" connection for backups. Mounting \\remoteserver\c and mounting \\remoteserver\c$ are not the same. Designating c$ informs NT that this is an administrative connection.
Hope this helps.
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