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I've got the Exchange agent loaded on the Exchange server. Through talking with some other folks I've added the Exchange Management Console to the Media(Backup) server. None of this has helped. I can back up Exchange all day long, however I cannot restore from it.
I've followed the link given (V-79-57344-33923) which goes here and none of that has helped either.
Server is running: Win Server 2008 w/ SP2 (64 bit) and Exchange 2007 SP2.
Backup Server: Win Server 2008 SP2 and Backup Exec 2010
I am backing up to a Tandberg T24 tape library.
Best Answer
Solution: Publish mail-enabled BE account in the GAL, as per this document. I'll leave my edits in place for troubleshooting purposes of other people.
Check the status of the Exchange VSS writer. From a CMD prompt, type VSSADMIN LIST WRITERS. A list of writers (including Exchange) will output. They should all be in {1} stable condition.
On the restore, make sure that you have the "Restore to Server" field properly populated.
EDIT: From here:
I'm going to have to look a little closer at BE2010 restore procedures, which will be later, but I would start with the above. Maybe it's because you're not staging it?
EDIT 2: Are you using incremental backups?
GRT restores will not work for individual mailboxes or items if the backup was to tape. From this document page 314:
Backup Exec must have access to a uniquely named mailbox within the Exchange organization for backup and restore of the Information Store.
See “Requirements for accessing Exchange mailboxes ” on page 1081. You cannot restore individual mailboxes and messages if both of the following conditions exist:
■ The incremental or the differential backup method was used.
■ The destination was a tape device.
If you create full, differential, or incremental backups, GRT-enabled jobs have the following restrictions:
■ The full, differential, and incremental job templates must be part of a policy.
■ The destination device must be a backup-to-disk folder.
■ The backup sets from the full, differential, and incremental jobs must be on the same volume.