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Thank you very much. Hope this helps.

Is the Tech Note ID in your message correct? I tried to find it on the Veritas sight and had no luck. Thanks in advance.

What type of tape library are you using? I am using a Dell Powervault 120T autoloader. I haven't noticed a correlation between the time of failure and loading new tapes. More information would be great. Were you able to solve the problem.

I have had EXACTLY the same issue. NICs and Switches have be set up as Veritas recommends and still the errors continue. Strangest thing is that as I think was mentioned, that the error floats. On one backup Server 3, Drive D might show an error, the next night Server 3, Drive D will be fine...

No- There is another patch only available if you call Veritas. I just checked and it is still not available on the support site.

I was having the same problem. Called support and they forwarded a patch for the remote agent. They indicated that it would be on the site in the next couple of days. Hope this helps.

Thanks to all. The M drive solution with Outlook Express worked like a charm.

HI, Modify the job, go to job options\operation and check the option "Disable File Estimation" resubmit the job.. cheers speshalyst

I am having a similar problem. The user is unable to delete the message that is being referenced in the event. I have been unable to find any reference on how to remove a corrupt message from the mailbox. Anyone have any ideas?

If you have not installed the NT\2000 agent on the Exchange server, you have to isntall it... cheers speshalyst

Does the restore screen show "Exchange Brick Level" or just the IS.. If it is just the IS, then you'd have to restore the entire IS to get back the Mailbox. cheers Speshalyst

1. Add the Exchange server under the client agents using "Host name resolution" 2. You need to backup the brick level to be able to restore a single mailbox cheers speshalyst

What are you logged in as, when you try to run this job.. And.. check the ARcserve server admin and check if it has the same user account as the one you are talking about. cheers speshalyst

Hi, Read thru these papers... Exchange 2000 Server Disaster Recovery Technical Papers · Exchange 2000 Server Database Recovery http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=6273 · Mailbox Recovery for Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=5216 · Back up and Restoring...

Hi, First of all YOU SHOULD NOT BACKUP THE M:\ as per MS. This might give you lotsa problem at the worst corrupt the Exchange database. Refer Q298924 The M: is just a virtual container with pointers. If you have to backup the Exchange mailboxes you need to install the Exchange agent on...