I don't know if there was an answer to her original 
question yet.

The way I have seen this exchange recovery is to 
restore the entire store to another machine (off the 
network since it has to have the same name, etc as the 
production machine to work), bring up the exchange 
server on this machine (still off network), recover the 
mail box in question to the file system.  Then getting 
the recovered email to the production server.  

I'm not an exchange person and I don't even pretend to 
be, I am just commenting on what labor I have witnessed 
in the past of some of the Admins I have worked with.

I may have missed some steps...but that's basically it.

David


Quoting "Sixbury, Dan" <dsixbury AT saint-lukes DOT org>:

> Does Netbackup 3.4 backup and restore Exchange at the 
mail message level? 
> I
> have heard from our NT guys that the latest version 
of backup exec is
> supposed to be able to restore exchange at the 
granular level of a single
> mail message.
>
> thanks,
> Dan
>
> With the 3.4 software you could have done single 
mailbox backups and
> restores, they are much slower and chew up more tape.
>
> Bob
>
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