You can backup the notes file system like any other the limiting factor is 
that you will need to restore the entire dB for the user ( .nsf) and then 
have the notes admin manipulate the dB to get the required email.
I would rather backup notes at emial level when the time is right.
Thanks



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I was told that the .NSF files are live databases and would need an agent. 

They are currently being backed up with Arcserve. so maybe it is 
different? Would I maybe need an Open File enabler? When I look on EMC's 
site it is really hard to find information on this and the versions they 
are talking about seem old, unless they are not referring to Notes but the 

client itself. Lotus Notes 3.0?

Troy Kutil
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EMC NetWorker discussion <NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU> wrote on 
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> Is anyone using Networker to backup Lotus Notes? I have a request to
> investigate that possibility and want to know what is needed as far 
> as client/licensing and if it works well.

I do. My Notes mail server is a dedicated storage node (adv_file), so we 
backup to disk, and then automatically clone from there. Works well, if a 
bit slowly. Don't think we needed to do anything special (it was in place 
when I started here, 6 months back). It should just be a regular client 
license (and storage node license, in our case).

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