For Hyperion, we need to make complete cold backup for many important folders, for windows system, the ntbackup command give us a simple but powerful way to make a backup.
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A sample NTbackup script, with the current date/time in the filename and backup label:
If you ever tried to automate NTbackup, you probably got it up and running, scheduled every day or week, but then noticed over time that the date and time labels that go on the backup file are the current date/time of when you created the backup set. This useful shell script provides a more intelligent solution by parsing the current date and time and inserting them into the filename and backup label. This makes the backups much easier to identify in the case where you need to restore some files.
The script below makes a full backup (not differential) of the files specified in the backup set.bks. To get the set.bks, in command line, input ntbackup, press enter key, and select backup wizard, make a select as below and saved the file as set.bks.
It doesn't verify the backup, and lastly it sends a copy of the backup file to another computer (just in case), that's what the last 3 lines are for. You can obviously remove this step if you don't want it.
@for /f "Tokens=1-4 Delims=/ " %%i in ('date /t') do @set dt=%%i-%%j-%%k-%%l
@for /f "Tokens=1" %%i in ('time /t') do @set tm=-%%i
@set tm=%tm::=-%
@set dtt=%dt%%tm%
@echo Copying backup set: %dtt%.
@echo Please wait...
@C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntbackup.exe backup "@C:\Documents and Settings\bob\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows NT\NTBackup\data\set.bks" /a /d "Backup %dtt%" /v:no /r:no /rs:no /hc:off /m copy /j "%dtt%" /l:s /f "C:\test\Backup %dtt%.bkf"
@echo Sending backup file to Server2. Please wait...
@echo not used this time: @xcopy "@G:\Auto Backups\Backup %dtt%.bkf" "@\\Server2\Backup_Copy" /Y
