From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Arni Eggertsson
> Apparently Tivoli decided to use the Microsoft API to backup the
> Exchange database, this is done to be able to do a "consistant"
> backup of the database.
It goes deeper than that.
If you stick to the APIs
Hi
One way of securing mails to a storage devices is to use IBM CommonStore
for Exchange. This is actually a archiving product, but will let you store
single mail/mailboxes on a storage device. You can also set the retention
period, retain versions for CommonStore, so that if a mail is deleted
Well... "storage groups" is a term specific to Exchange 2000 or later;
Exchange 5.5 has only the directory store (DS) and information store (IS).
The backups (and restores) on 5.5 are restricted to either/both of those two
components... for good reasons -- performance and integrity. In Exchange
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Hi
Apparently Tivoli decided to use the Microsoft API to backup the Exchange database,
this is done to be able to do a "consistant" backup of the database.
Some backup programs provide you with a way to do a "brick level" backup, that is each
mailbox at a time. These backups take a very lo
I don't think the TDP for Exchange supports backing up individual mailboxes.
Other backup applications, ArcServe2000 for instance, do this. However, it
takes considerable time since it has to log into the mailbox and backup
individual messages. I've never done it, but I hear it's flaky at best. If
