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			You can view the backup system image from >> Computer >>myvhd(h:) >> Windows image Backup or If you created bootable VHD and install a system image to VHD, you will be able to view the backup system image or files and folder directly by booting from the VHD.


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	== '''How to Backupu to VHD using Network''' ==		== '''How to Backupu to VHD using Network''' ==

	The steps how to use VHD as a backup location by configuring network between two VirtualBoxs and to backup system image and files of VirtualBox 2 to VHD of VirtualBox 1.		The steps how to use VHD as a backup location by configuring network between two VirtualBoxs and to backup system image and files of VirtualBox 2 to VHD of VirtualBox 1. How to create and boot from VHD see chapter two of ''Configuring Windows 7 Training Kit by Ian McLean and Orin Thomas''.


	On your ViertuaBox 1 :- Double click Network and select your adapter (Adapter1)>>		On your ViertuaBox 1 :- Double click Network and select your adapter (Adapter1)>>

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	On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.		On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.

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	Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.		Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.
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	Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.		Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.

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	Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.		Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.

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	On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:		On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:

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	On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.		On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.

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	Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.		Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.
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	Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.		Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.

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	Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.		Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.

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	On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:		On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:

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	You can view the network map by going to - Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> see ful map.		You can view the network map by going to - Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> see ful map.

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	Select the network location that you are going to save the backup. To backup system image -		Select the network location that you are going to save the backup. To backup system image -
	Select Create a system image >> On a network location Browse and select VHD (\\Cnt_vb1-pc\h\) >> Then click OK >>Confirm your backup setting and press Next >> press Start backup. This will take several minutes.		Select Create a system image >> On a network location Browse and select VHD (\\Cnt_vb1-pc\h\) >> Then click OK >>Confirm your backup setting and press Next >> press Start backup. This will take several minutes.
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	Backup on progress.		Backup in progress.

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	Once the back is done it will ask you if you want to create a system repair disc?		Once the back is done it will ask you if you want to create a system repair disc?

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	For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.		For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.

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	On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.		On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.

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	Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.		Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.

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	You can view the network map by going to - Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> see ful map.		You can view the network map by going to - Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> see ful map.

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	Start >> Right click Computer >> Manage >> Disk Management >> right click Disk management >> select Attach VHD >> Browse and locate your VHD (C:\VHDs\myvhd.vhd) >> then click Ok.		Start >> Right click Computer >> Manage >> Disk Management >> right click Disk management >> select Attach VHD >> Browse and locate your VHD (C:\VHDs\myvhd.vhd) >> then click Ok.

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	For the VHD to be accesed by other machines in the network.		For the VHD to be accesed by other machines in the network.
	Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.		Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.

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	Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.		Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.

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	On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:		On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:
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	You can Set up Backup or backup a system image		You can Set up Backup or backup a system image

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	Select the network location that you are going to save the backup. To backup system image -		Select the network location that you are going to save the backup. To backup system image -
	Select Create a system image >> On a network location Browse and select VHD (\\Cnt_vb1-pc\h\) >> Then click OK >>Confirm your backup setting and press Next >> press Start backup. This will take several minutes.		Select Create a system image >> On a network location Browse and select VHD (\\Cnt_vb1-pc\h\) >> Then click OK >>Confirm your backup setting and press Next >> press Start backup. This will take several minutes.

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	Backup on progress.		Backup on progress.

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	Once the back is done it will ask you if you want to create a system repair disc?		Once the back is done it will ask you if you want to create a system repair disc?

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Tsega1 at 04:39, 4 August 2010

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	For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.		For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.

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	On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.		On your local machine - Go to Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> click VirtualBox-only Network >> Select Properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Properties then configure the IP settings.

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	Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.		Turn on the network discovery and file sharing on the VirtualBoxs and local machine. You can see all the devices within the network when you turn on network discovery. You can also use the Ping command to check connection between the systems. Check your Firewall, if Firewall is blocking the network from being discovered.

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	You can view the network map by going to - Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> see ful map.		You can view the network map by going to - Start >> Control Panel >> under Network and Internet double click View network status and tasks >> see ful map.

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	Start >> Right click Computer >> Manage >> Disk Management >> right click Disk management >> select Attach VHD >> Browse and locate your VHD (C:\VHDs\myvhd.vhd) >> then click Ok.		Start >> Right click Computer >> Manage >> Disk Management >> right click Disk management >> select Attach VHD >> Browse and locate your VHD (C:\VHDs\myvhd.vhd) >> then click Ok.

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	For the VHD to be accesed by other machines in the network.		For the VHD to be accesed by other machines in the network.
	Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.		Computer >> Right click Virtual Hard Disk (myvhd(H:)) >> Properties >> select sharing tab >> In Advanced sharing >> Mark share this folder.

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	Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.		Then click Permissions under Advaned sharing>> under permissions - Allow - Full control, change and read.

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	On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:		On VirtualBox 2 (CNT_Ente) to start the backup go to:
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	You can Set up Backup or backup a system image		You can Set up Backup or backup a system image

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	Select the network location that you are going to save the backup. To backup system image -		Select the network location that you are going to save the backup. To backup system image -
	Select Create a system image >> On a network location Browse and select VHD (\\Cnt_vb1-pc\h\) >> Then click OK >>Confirm your backup setting and press Next >> press Start backup. This will take several minutes.		Select Create a system image >> On a network location Browse and select VHD (\\Cnt_vb1-pc\h\) >> Then click OK >>Confirm your backup setting and press Next >> press Start backup. This will take several minutes.

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	Backup on progress.		Backup on progress.

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	Once the back is done it will ask you if you want to create a system repair disc?		Once the back is done it will ask you if you want to create a system repair disc?

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Tsega1 at 04:28, 4 August 2010

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	For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.		For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.

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	Follow the same step as VirtualBox 1 for configuring network on ViertualBox 2.		Follow the same step as VirtualBox 1 for configuring network on ViertualBox 2.

Tsega1 at 04:26, 4 August 2010

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	For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.		For configuring the network - Start >> Control Panel >> Under Network and Internet click view network status and tasks >> double click Local Area connection >> select properties >> TCP/IP4 >> Then Properties. Depending on your network type you can assign static IP address by selecting use the following IP address or you can set to obtain an IP address automatically.

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