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administrator privileges, and then click OK.
4. On the confirmation and notification prompts, click Yes, and then click OK.
5. After configuration of Active Directory Domain Services is complete, select the check box
for the Enable end-user recovery option, and then click OK.
To configure Active Directory and enable end-user recovery for users who are not
schema and domain administrators
1. Direct a user who is both a schema and domain administrator to configure the Active
Directory schema by running <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft DPM\DPM\End User
Recovery\DPMADSchemaExtension.exe on a Windows Server 2003–based computer
that is a member of the same domain as the DPM server.
Note
If the protected computer and DPM reside in different domains, the schema
needs to be extended by running the DPMADSchemaExtension.exe tool on the
other domain.
2. In the Enter Data Protection Manager Computer Name dialog box, type the name of
the computer for which you want end-user recovery data in Active Directory Domain
Services, and then click OK.
3. Type the DNS domain name of the DPM computer for which you want end-user recovery
data in Active Directory Domain Services, and then click OK.
4. In the Active Directory Configuration for Data Protection Manager dialog box,
click OK.
5. In DPM Administrator Console, on the Action menu, click Options.
6. In the Options dialog box, on the End-user Recovery tab, select the Enable end-user
recovery check box, and then click OK.
See Also
Optional Configuration Tasks
Installing the Shadow Copy Client Software
Before end users can begin independently recovering previous versions of their files, the DPM
shadow copy client software must be installed on their computers. If a client of Shadow Copies of
Shared Folders is present on the computer, the client software must be updated to support
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2007.
The shadow copy client software can be installed on computers running Windows XP with SP2 or
later, and Windows Server 2003 with or without SP2.