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I've had some success using the pre- and post-job options. I removed the VPN selection in the job's VPN tag and instead have it call a connect.bat script I wrote which inserts a ten second pause after connecting: rasdial "My VPN Connection" Jeremy Mypassword /DOMAIN:DOMAIN ping -n 10 127.0...

I am using the VPN tab to connect. I am tempted to try a pre-job though now that you mention it. I could probably add in the pause myself and see if that works.

Actually, I think I will try that and get back with you.

Jeremy

Hi, I tried removing the spaces, but it did not seem to help. Further experimentation seems to suggest (at least to my limited ability to peek into the process) that AISBackup is showing the "Click YES to Confirm disk copy" dialog a little too early. Here's what I mean by that. I opened up...

I've not had much time to work on this recently, but I did want to note a few things. First, I think I have user names and passwords in all the correct places. Both the scheduled job and the VPN have login information. I'm logged in when the jobs are scheduled to run in any case. Second, when runnin...

Well, I was unable to delete the job from within AISBackup, but I was able to delete it from the Windows scheduled tasks control panel. After recreating the job, it was no longer missing the job name on the command line. Still, the job is not running as scheduled. One thing I noticed that may or may...

Hi, I just upgraded to Vista and am trying figure out how things work now. I have re-installed AISBackup and re-created the jobs I used to have in Windows XP. Using AISBackup 2.4.0.303 Microsoft Vista Media Center Edition (Build 6000) aka Vista Ultimate I have a job that is a one-way disk-to-disk co...

Leave the account logged in, as Administrator and using a blank password, did not work for me. One other thing that may or may not be relevant was that I was remotely logged in via Terminal Services. I feel pretty certain Administrator was also logged in locally to the console. I don't know if that ...

Hi, it's me again! I am again working on a Windows 2003 server, attempting to schedule a backup job to run nightly at 1:00 AM. The backup job is to a USB drive. I have checked and double-checked that I specified a user name (Administrator) and the appropriate password. The backup job works fine inte...

That is a fairly complex topic... If it is any help, as a user I did not *expect* that the D: drive was going to be backed up when I clicked on the C: drive. I would have been perfectly happy if only a blank directory (the mount point) were included as the backup. In fact, I intended to backup the D...

Yes, I was able to backup the D: drive as a separate backup job.

After playing around with this more this morning, I noticed an unusual configuration. The machine's Drive D: partition is actually mounted under the C:\Program Files\Some Program directory. When I de-selected this folder, the problem I described above went away. Oh, and the machine was actually Wind...

Hi, I downloaded the current version of AISBackup and installed it to a friend's Windows 2000 Server (I'm trying to convince him to buy it :wink:). I tried to setup a full backup of the C: drive using the Quick Job button, first to a network drive and then to the local C:\Backups folder, neither of ...

Alright, you should be getting that soon.

Yes, the disc name that it asks for is correct.

Jeremy

Ok, thanks a lot! This is not bothering me at all, the backup is more for archival than anything else. Just wanted to share. I'll give it a shot when the fix is released.

Jeremy

Hi, This is a continuation of my huge file backup question under version 2.2. I have a 17 disc DVD backup that was recorded using version 2.2 and the integrated CD writing software. I recently upgraded to version 2.3 build 279 and ran the job again since there are 2 new files to backup. AISBackup as...