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Both of these things can be done with the windows NT schedule service. 
Look it up in the windows NT help.  Basically, you will have to start the
schedule service (I changed mine to start automatically).  Then you will
need to add entries to the scheduler's task list.  This is done at the
command line with the "AT" command.  The resource kit has a nice little GUI
interface program called WinAT.  Here some examples of command lines to
start a simple backup, stop RAS, and start RAS:

AT \\servername 0100 /EVERY:1,15 C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\NTBACKUP.EXE NORMAL C:
AT \\servername 0600 /EVERY:M,T,W,Th,F NET STOP REMOTE ACCESS SERVER
AT \\servername 1800 /EVERY:M T W Th F NET START REMOTE ACCESS SERVER

The backup only runs on the 1st and 15th of the month.  The others run only
during the weekdays.
Of course it is usually easier to correct and shorter to setup if you put
the commands you want to run in a batch file and then run the batch file
with the AT command.

Madshark <metalion@dds.nl> wrote in article
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> How can i make an Nt_server 4.0 (sp3) backup daily to an tape device ?
> And, how make RAS don't receive call's at office work hours. So that RAS
> only receive call's when the office is closed ( 6.00 PM ), reson here for
> is that the phone line is in use as voice line at office hours.
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