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In case you didn't notice, we all work full time and this is the middle of the day. It's pretty unreasonable to bump after fifteen minutes...

 

In answer to your question: on Windows Server, you can manage shadow copies locally, including restoring them, but not much more. You need to access them through a share for full functionality.

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In case you didn't notice, we all work full time and this is the middle of the day. It's pretty unreasonable to bump after fifteen minutes...

 

In answer to your question: on Windows Server, you can manage shadow copies locally, including restoring them, but not much more. You need to access them through a share for full functionality.

 

I apolgise, I guess if I want windows XP / Windows Vista to have this feature but to see it from their own drive that I have to do through share to itself.

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In answer to your question: on Windows Server, you can manage shadow copies locally,

 

I apolgise, I guess if I want windows XP / Windows Vista to have this feature but to see it from their own drive that I have to do through share to itself.

 

Windows client versions (XP, Vista etc) don't have a shadow copy service. It's a server feature.

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Windows client versions (XP, Vista etc) don't have a shadow copy service. It's a server feature.

 

Actually Windows Vista does. Its part of the System Restore feature, and works in a similar way to Server 2003. A shadow copy is taken at each restore point, and you can then access the previous versions locally not through a UNC share IIRC.

 

David

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Actually Windows Vista does. Its part of the System Restore feature, and works in a similar way to Server 2003. A shadow copy is taken at each restore point, and you can then access the previous versions locally not through a UNC share IIRC.

 

I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for the heads-up.

 

(/me has been avoiding Vista like a hole in the head.)

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