[Veritas-bu] Exchange backups

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Nbu 5.0 mp3 Solaris 9

How can I tell if a backup is using or not using an exchange agent? I know =
this is a dumb question but I just cannot seem to find how I know a policy =
is using the agent v4rsus just backing up the server and not using the agen=
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seem to find how I know a policy is using the agent v4rsus just backing up =
the server and not using the agent.</FONT></P>

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