>Tony M. is exactly right. Each time a JET log file is backed up, this
>key is incremented. This key was once used to orchestrate incremental
>back-ups in Exchange. As the AD does not support incremental back-ups,
>this key is basically ignored. I believe the key still exists to
>mitigate possib
[ActiveDir] Registry keys
Hi Diego
The registry value appears to be simply a counter that is incremented by
1 each time the System State is backed up. I guess this information is
somehow used internally by the ntbackup.exe.
Why do you need to know?
Tony
www.activedir.org
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Hi Diego
The registry value appears to be simply a counter that is incremented by 1 each time
the System State is backed up. I guess this information is somehow used internally by
the ntbackup.exe.
Why do you need to know?
Tony
www.activedir.org
-- Original Message -
Hello.
I'm looking for information on some Windows 2000 registry keys and I can't
find anything of many of them. I've searched at MS' and some specialised web
sites with no result. Which sources of information do you recommend me? Just to
try, any of you know what's the following key for?:
H
