Sql Server Backup Database

How do I backup SQL Server database to a network drive?

I tried to use trace flag 1807, but has not worked. Do you have any idea? Thanks for those who tried to help this problem. I decided, and this was due to my SQL Server service is using the system account local. So I could not access the network. Once corrected using the domain account that works. Stupid

You can access / write to file, in general, in this record? What error? Http: / / www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2000/maintain/sqlbackuprest.mspx # EJDAC is a good summary of the backup options MS SQL security

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