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Re: Help with SBS 2008 Backups

millerc — Wed, 13 May 2009 09:24:53 GMT

Hi David,

That's brilliant. Just what I have been looking for.

I was stupidly simply doing it in the wrong order. I was attaching the drvies to a drive letter and then encrypting with BitLocker. Then I was trying to configure the Backups using the wizard and that is why it was formatting it and removing the encryption and the drive letters. To encrypt the drives correctly I just configured the backups first and then gave the drives a drive letter each and then encrypted them with BitLocker. I then removed the drive letter from each and now the drives appear configured correctly in the backup wizard whilst remaining encrypted. Brilliant.

Thank you so much for your help. Your article was perfect.

Regards,

Chris

Re: Help with SBS 2008 Backups

millerc — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:12:41 GMT

Hi,

Thanks for that, that's great.

I've read that article but can't see how I can encrypt the backup drives. I've configured BitLocker on the two external hard disks but when I run the backup wizard in SBS 2008 it recognises the drives but then formats them, hence removing the BitLocker encryption. Have you got any ideas what I am doing wrong ?

Thanks,

Chris

Help with SBS 2008 Backups

millerc — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:01:20 GMT

Hi,

I have a new install of SBS 2008 standard and it works great and meets all my needs. The type of work I do means that any data I store must be encrypted. I configured Bitlocker on all the data drives on the server which works great and encrypts all my data. I configured the sbs backup wizard and I'm using 2 USB externally attached hard disks. The backup works great but I would like to know if the backup data on the external drives is encrypted. If it is not then how can I backup my data in a encrypted way. I have to store all my data encrypted irrespective of it's location. A consultant I spoke to (and who charged me a fortune) recently advised that the backup data is encrypted but I am not convinced.

I'd be really grateful for some advice on this.

Thanks,

Chris