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I'm trying to create Backup Schedule from my local drive on a network share but Windows Server 2012 won't let me. I get the error "The parameters are incorrect". When I try the "Backup Once" with all the same settings it just works...

After a few search on the internet, I've found that the Backup Schedule needs to run using the local administrator user. Then I found the backup schedule is using "wbadmin" and that it would use the "Volume Shadow Copy" local service so I tried to edit that service to "Log on" as a local admin but no luck (it's even worst because it fail faster with the same error).

So I tried to find another solution which was to open a terminal and manually try the wbadmin command line (without the Windows Backup Server GUI) so it could run with the administrator user, and then add a scheduled task with the local administrator etc (sounds fair).

BUT, when I open the command line and try to do this command, it just fail saying I get a command syntax incorrect. Error: -addtarget:\NASBackup:

wbadmin enable backup –addtarget:\NASBackup –include:c:TestBackup –user:OutsideDomainUser –password:MyPassword –schedule:22:00

I'm pretty sure the command is OK as I got it directly from the Microsoft doc right here (it's Senario #2):
Wbadmin enable backup

Can someone help me to make the GUI or the wbadmin command to work correctly using a network share as destination.

backup windows-server-2012 command-line-interface windows-server-backup wbadmin

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I'm trying to create Backup Schedule from my local drive on a network share but Windows Server 2012 won't let me. I get the error "The parameters are incorrect". When I try the "Backup Once" with all the same settings it just works...

After a few search on the internet, I've found that the Backup Schedule needs to run using the local administrator user. Then I found the backup schedule is using "wbadmin" and that it would use the "Volume Shadow Copy" local service so I tried to edit that service to "Log on" as a local admin but no luck (it's even worst because it fail faster with the same error).

So I tried to find another solution which was to open a terminal and manually try the wbadmin command line (without the Windows Backup Server GUI) so it could run with the administrator user, and then add a scheduled task with the local administrator etc (sounds fair).

BUT, when I open the command line and try to do this command, it just fail saying I get a command syntax incorrect. Error: -addtarget:\NASBackup:

wbadmin enable backup –addtarget:\NASBackup –include:c:TestBackup –user:OutsideDomainUser –password:MyPassword –schedule:22:00

I'm pretty sure the command is OK as I got it directly from the Microsoft doc right here (it's Senario #2):
Wbadmin enable backup

Can someone help me to make the GUI or the wbadmin command to work correctly using a network share as destination.

backup windows-server-2012 command-line-interface windows-server-backup wbadmin

share|improve this question

edited Nov 26 '18 at 2:47

marsh-wiggle

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asked Jan 27 '15 at 5:05

user1855153user1855153

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I'm trying to create Backup Schedule from my local drive on a network share but Windows Server 2012 won't let me. I get the error "The parameters are incorrect". When I try the "Backup Once" with all the same settings it just works...

After a few search on the internet, I've found that the Backup Schedule needs to run using the local administrator user. Then I found the backup schedule is using "wbadmin" and that it would use the "Volume Shadow Copy" local service so I tried to edit that service to "Log on" as a local admin but no luck (it's even worst because it fail faster with the same error).

So I tried to find another solution which was to open a terminal and manually try the wbadmin command line (without the Windows Backup Server GUI) so it could run with the administrator user, and then add a scheduled task with the local administrator etc (sounds fair).

BUT, when I open the command line and try to do this command, it just fail saying I get a command syntax incorrect. Error: -addtarget:\NASBackup:

wbadmin enable backup –addtarget:\NASBackup –include:c:TestBackup –user:OutsideDomainUser –password:MyPassword –schedule:22:00

I'm pretty sure the command is OK as I got it directly from the Microsoft doc right here (it's Senario #2):
Wbadmin enable backup

Can someone help me to make the GUI or the wbadmin command to work correctly using a network share as destination.

backup windows-server-2012 command-line-interface windows-server-backup wbadmin

share|improve this question

edited Nov 26 '18 at 2:47

marsh-wiggle

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asked Jan 27 '15 at 5:05

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wbadmin enable backup –addtarget:\NASBackup –include:c:TestBackup –user:OutsideDomainUser –password:MyPassword –schedule:22:00

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edited Nov 26 '18 at 2:47

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asked Jan 27 '15 at 5:05

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edited Nov 26 '18 at 2:47

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edited Nov 26 '18 at 2:47

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Your syntax is correct.

Assuming the target you want to add is reachable, then this error message concerns any of the previously added targets. Check the targets using:

wbadmin get disks

and make them available or remove them (-removetarget)

Look here for "Error message when you try to add an additional disk to a scheduled backup ..." by Microsoft.

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Your syntax is correct.

Assuming the target you want to add is reachable, then this error message concerns any of the previously added targets. Check the targets using:

wbadmin get disks

and make them available or remove them (-removetarget)

Look here for "Error message when you try to add an additional disk to a scheduled backup ..." by Microsoft.

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Your syntax is correct.

Assuming the target you want to add is reachable, then this error message concerns any of the previously added targets. Check the targets using:

wbadmin get disks

and make them available or remove them (-removetarget)

Look here for "Error message when you try to add an additional disk to a scheduled backup ..." by Microsoft.

share|improve this answer

edited Nov 26 '18 at 14:22

answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:58

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Your syntax is correct.

Assuming the target you want to add is reachable, then this error message concerns any of the previously added targets. Check the targets using:

wbadmin get disks

and make them available or remove them (-removetarget)

Look here for "Error message when you try to add an additional disk to a scheduled backup ..." by Microsoft.

share|improve this answer

edited Nov 26 '18 at 14:22

answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:58

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wbadmin get disks

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answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:58

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answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:58

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