willyb21
04-11-2003, 02:25 PM
We run a simple TCP Network with about 50 machines. We have 6 main servers all running Windows 2000 server or linux redhat for the mail server. My problem is that I use one of the win2k machines as the backup server. I use windows scheduler to run a script through TurboZip to copy and zip up all of our data drives every night. This system has been working fine without a hitch for about a year and a half. When I came in Monday 04-07 the first morning after Daylight savings time began. None of the scripts had ran, scheduler only said script could not run. I then recreated each and every script and started them and saw that they were running. I came in the next day and although each script ran TurboZip gave me a message "nothing to zip" and so I got no backups again. I created everything again on a different machine running Windows 2000 Pro and got exactly the same "nothing to zip". The only thing I can see is that when I open "My Computer" all my mapped drives have a red "x" through them like there was not a active connection. How can I make sure the server doesn't lose it's connection after I go home at night. I make sure each drive is connected before I leave but in the morning they aren't. Sorry for the Windy post but I want to be accurate. Thanks to anyone.