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Thanks for the response. Here's more info. (Please excuse the crude drawing) ->LAN#1 - 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 | Server1 - NT 4.0 | NIC1 - 10.1.254.101 Default Gateway 10.1.253.2 | NIC2 - 192.168.10.46 255.255.255.0 | ->10.1.253.2FastEthernet [Router#1] 172.16.0.1Serial0/0.1...

Being router-knowledge impaired, I need some assistance. Situation is this: 2 locations connected via 2 Cisco 2620 routers using Frame Relay. Location 1 using 10. private IP addressing, Location 2 using 192. private addressing. I have a server located in the 10. subnet which I would like to...

Resolved my own problem by stopping and restarting the Exchange services.

Did you ever resolve this problem? I have a mailbox that just started doing this same thing. Thanks

I do both the full Exchange backup and the bricks level. Full backup for disaster recovery, Bricks level for restoring an individual mailbox. Using Exchange 5.0 on Pentium 200 backing up across 100baseT to Pentium 90 with DLT IV tape drive (I know, it's time to upgrade) I get the following...

In Exchange Admin: Highlight Recipients, Select View, Hidden Recipients This will list the Hidden Recipients. To un-do: Select View, All. Another way to see all (hidden and not hidden recipients) is to drill down into Configuration, Servers, servername, Private Information Store, Mailbox...

Strange. Might be an undocumented feature (bug) of Build 897. I'm running the same version but have build 834SP2A, which according to CA's website is the latest build for v6.61. May want to try applying the latest Arcserve patches/service packs or backup both servers from one job?? Sorry...

Mailboxes can only be seen from the Session view or the Tree view. I can't remember which. I'm not using v6.5 anymore. On a side note - don't know if you are aware that the bricks level doesn't backup the calendar, notes, contacts, tasks or journals. If these are important to you, you may...

I've gotten that message when my tape got full. Is there enough room on your tape to backup both servers??

Might try verifying your user/password for the Arcserve NT Services. In Control Panel, Services: for Arcserve Database, Job, Message and Tape Engines - click Startup..., in the Log On As section select This Account: domain\username password. Where username is your Arcserve Admin user.

Have you changed the password for the Arcserve NT services? In Control Panel, Services: for Arcserve Database, Job, Message and Tape Engines - click Startup..., in the Log On As section select This Account: domain\username password. Where username is your Arcserve Admin user. No problem is...

Many thanks to you, masterful Email Goddess.

On Exchange 5.0, here is what I have for shares and security. Admins and Exchange Service Account(ESA) have Full Control on all shares. Share Add-ins d:\exchsrvr\Add-ins Admins and ESA Address d:\exchsrvr\Address Admins and ESA connect$ d:\exchsrvr\connect Admins, ESA...

I took over admin of an Exchange 5.0 server that I would like to upgrade but I'm can't seem to find anything that tells me whether I have the Standard or Enterprise version. Found MS Article ID: Q168548 which lists the different options that should appear on the File menu/New Other... in the 2...

Problem solved. Arcserve's web site for patches and updates lists NONE as the prerequisites for the Oracle 8.1.6 update (LO81733). When actually you need to install the update for Oracle 8.1.5 then apply the 8.1.6 update. Backup and restore both work fine for v8.1.7