This is where I was confused by the documentation. It implied that
MSEXCH: did not back up private mailboxes and public folders. Elsewhere
it seems to imply MSEXCH:IS is what I want. Instead, it seems that I
really want MSEXCH:, MSEXCH:MB, and MSEXCH:PF. Is this true? Why would I
NOT want to back up some parts, unless it was to schedule them differently?

I intend on using the same basic schedule as other clients - Full once a
month, incremental daily - with some staggering of when the fulls take
place. Does a different schedule make sense for Exchange?

Leiss, Jeffrey wrote:

You only need 1 license per server, the number of clients you have of
that server is unimportant. If you want to backup all of Exchange,
MSEXCH: is sufficient, and nsrxchsv.exe needs to be added to the backup
command field under the remote tab in the settings of the client.


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Jeffrey Leiss
Senior Infrastructure Analyst - ACS
jeff.leiss AT nwdc DOT net
503.466.6540


-----Original Message-----
From: Legato NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU]
On Behalf Of Brian O'Neill
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 1:42 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Backing up Exchange...

Just got a few questions to pass by the experts (I was one once.. :)

I'm backing up 4 Exchange 2003 servers as clients to my Linux Networker
server. After reading the Exchange Module docs, I understand that I need
to create two "clients" for each. Will this count as 2 clients against
the license? Or as long as I use the same client name, is it only 1?

As for setting up the client, if I want to back up all Exchange stuff,
is "MSEXCH:IS" the correct saveset? Also, will "nsrxchsv" by itself
sufficient?

Does the "Skip M Drive" directive still apply to Exchange 2003?

-Brian

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