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I am having to backup my exchange 2007 server with windows backup on windows server 2003. I notice that ntbackup is able to see the e2k7 server and the information |
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I am having to backup my exchange 2007 server with windows backup on
windows server 2003. I notice that ntbackup is able to see the e2k7 server and the information stores in it. And it is able to do a backup. What i am wondering is when i go to do a restore - on the restore and managed media tab. I see the both the information stores, the log files and mailbox database folder. But i don't see any catalog information on the right pane in that window(it just says no entries found when i click on either the log files folder or the mailbox database folder). Is this normal, or the way it should be. I am wondering if i need to install the exchange 2k7 management tools(or how to check if they are already installed). Thanks |
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mmark751969 <mmark751969@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I am having to backup my exchange 2007 server with windows backup on > windows server 2003. I notice that ntbackup is able to see the e2k7 > server and the information stores in it. And it is able to do a > backup. What i am wondering is when i go to do a restore - on the > restore and managed media tab. I see the both the information stores, > the log files and mailbox database folder. But i don't see any > catalog information on the right pane in that window(it just says no > entries found when i click on either the log files folder or the > mailbox database folder). Is this normal, or the way it should be. I > am wondering if i need to install the exchange 2k7 management tools(or > how to check if they are already installed). Thanks Hi - try microsoft.public.exchange.admin. |
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