Per Symantec's website:

http://support.veritas.com/docs/276349

Status 69 or Status 71:

    * Confirm the directives are correct for the
version of Exchange. For Exchange 5.5, the directives
are Microsoft Exchange Server:\Information Store and
Microsoft Exchange Server:\Directory. For Exchange
2000/2003 server is Microsoft Information Store:\* or
Microsoft Information Store:\<storage_group_name>. 
Please note that for the files list Microsoft
Information Store:\* to work correctly, Allow multiple
data streams must be enabled.
    * Confirm that the servers list correctly lists
the Exchange server name.  Do not use a NetBackup
name, the name of a backup interface, or a fully
qualified domain name.  If the server is listed in the
Exchange administrative console as Exchange_server_1,
confirm that is how it is listed in the policy.  If
the policy shows Exchange_server_1_backup or
Exchange_server_1.domain.com, the backups will fail.
    * If the backup makes use of the directive
NEW_STREAM, be sure the Allow multiple data streams
option is selected.  


Tom


--- DLew97 <dlew97 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi -
> 
> I am trying to backup my exchange 2003 cluster
> through my backup area
> network.  I had created a ip address resource with a
> Backup Area Address for
> the cluster.  The backup area network card has been
> configured as well.  I
> have configured the Netbackup agent to reflect the
> changes and i am able to
> ping from the master/media servers.  Am I missing
> something else? My backups
> are failing with a status 69.
> 
> -- 
> DLew97
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