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756 Part IX: Maintaining a Server in Windows SharePoint Services<br />

The SharePoint Portal Server Data Backup <strong>and</strong> Restore utility creates an XMLbased<br />

manifest file that lists all the individual backup files for SharePoint Portal<br />

Server <strong>and</strong> Windows SharePoint Services databases. To use the SharePoint Portal<br />

Server Data Backup <strong>and</strong> Restore utility successfully, the following accounts must<br />

have access to the directory containing the backup files:<br />

■ The account for the <strong>Microsoft</strong> Windows NT service corresponding to the SQL<br />

Server instance must have write access to the directory if you want to create a<br />

backup; the account needs read access if you want to restore a backup.<br />

■ The search service <strong>and</strong> the account that the <strong>Microsoft</strong> SharePoint Portal Server<br />

Search service runs under must have write access to the directory.<br />

■ The current user must have write access to the directory.<br />

The current user must also have the following rights:<br />

■ The user is a member of the Local Administrators group on the (optional) backward-compatible<br />

document library server.<br />

■ The user is a member of the Backup Operators group on the content index<br />

servers.<br />

■ The user is a member of the SQL Server 2000 System Administrator’s role if<br />

you want to restore a backup. For a backup, it is required that the user account<br />

has write access to the configuration database <strong>and</strong> backup permission on the<br />

particular databases that are being backed up.<br />

Note After making a backup, you must click the Reset button before performing<br />

any other actions.<br />

You can run the SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Data Backup <strong>and</strong> Restore utility<br />

from the Start menu or by typing Spsbackup from the comm<strong>and</strong> line in the \bin<br />

directory of the server running SharePoint Portal Server. This tool provides a graphic<br />

user interface that is easy to use, as shown in Figure 28-1.<br />

You can also run the SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Data Backup <strong>and</strong> Restore utility<br />

by using the Spsbackup.exe comm<strong>and</strong>-line utility, which enables you to write a script<br />

that backs up the SharePoint Portal Server databases on a schedule. Run Spsbackup.exe<br />

with the following comm<strong>and</strong>-line parameters:<br />

spsbackup { /all | /teamdbs | /ssodb | /doclib |<br />

{ /portal site portal siteUrl [ /service { sitedbs | index } ] } } /file<br />

backupfilepath\fileprefix [/overwrite]

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