Backup and restore of Windows Server R2 Domain (Lab II)

Continue the previous experiment domain backup and restore, this experiment two big environment is to Server01 above ad backup, restore to Server02, because many detailed operation in this experiment has already demonstrated in the experiment one, so the process will be somewhat omitted, but need attention of place, still will explain in detail.

To start the experiment, you first need to install the AD domain service on Server01, create the uec.com domain and promote to domain control, in order to experiment, we create an organizational unit "HR" above Server01 and create a user "Tom" in HR, then install Windows The Server backup feature for system backup.

The domain environment has been built.

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A successful backup.

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Next we want to copy the Server01 above the backup file to Server02, it should be noted that the backup file can not be placed in the system disk, so Server02 also need two disk, backup files need to be copied to a disk outside the system disk, Here we copy the backup files over the network path.

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Copy the file to the E-disk in Server02.

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After the replication is complete, we need to modify the SERVER02 computer name, IP address, these two must be identical with Server01, after the successful copy, in order not to affect the experimental results, in the virtualized environment, we closed the SERVER01, real production environment can be directly ignored.

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After changing the computer name and IP address, we need to install the AD domain service, upgrade to a domain controller, install the Windows Server Backup component in order to recover the data, it should be noted that, when promoted to a domain controller, The name of the new domain may not be the same as the original Server01 domain name, the main purpose of promotion to domain control is to open the service Repair mode, in order to demonstrate convenience, here is the same with the name.

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After upgrading the domain control we restart, press F8 to enter the directory service Repair mode, log in when you need to note that in the directory Repair mode, this server is not a domain environment, so we have to use the other local Administrator account login.

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After logging on to the system, open the Windows Server Backup tool for data recovery.

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After the recovery is successful, we do a final check to see if the HR organizational unit and the Tom user in it have successfully recovered.

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Check that the DNS records are healthy.

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Check that the share is healthy.

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After everything is OK, the backup restore succeeds.

(Declaration: The uec.com in the experiment is for demonstration purposes only.) ）

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Backup and restore of Windows Server R2 Domain (Lab II)