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Have you tried a test backup to disk? That would help determine if the issue is with the tape drive (drivers, etc) or with the software. Also, make sure you install all the latest hotfixes, via Live Update. http://www.closedsocket.com

Do not remove it. It is there for backwards compatibility reasons. You most likely can move folks out of the group tho, unless you have some really old systems or applications (pre-Active Directory)...

Exchange 2010 has features that will make your life easier in this regard: Mailtips and Moderated groups: http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/06/10/451584.aspx http://www.closedsocket.com

Postini works great (it's a hosted product). The only drawback is that you won't be able to specify the mailstores, however, you can easily organize your users within the Postini interface to suit your needs. (It does not read AD hyerachy, however, so if you wanted to match your AD scheme, you...

Right click the Servername and select properties. From there, set Authenticated users to Read (and verify that this is set to overwrite child objects). http://www.closedsocket.com

Authenticated Users should only have "Read Properties". http://www.closedsocket.com

By default, if you set the job properties to append, it will continue to write to the first tape until it is full, then move to tape 2, until it is full. Based on you math, you could probably fit a weeks' worth of data on 2-3 tapes. In the media properties, however, you can set the overwrite...

Try using the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility. This should remove some of the leftover settings that aren't always removed during a normal uninstall: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 http://www.closedsocket.com

Hi John, Your job request is not for an incremental backup. Incrementals append data to the full backup, of files changes since last backup, but they do not overwrite data. In order to achieve objective A, you would need a new full backup job, which is set to overwrite. For what you are trying...

What are you backing up to (a local tape drive, a backup-to-disk folder, etc)? Since Server1 is your media server (Backup Exec host), it is expected that it will be much faster, since it does not need to transfer the data over the network, but transfers it directly to your backup media. Server2...

The updates are a good place to start. Have you enabled the Message Tracking Center? http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/The_Exchange_Message_Tracking_Center_or_How_to_Save_Your_A_in_a_Pinch.html Once that's enabled, you can search for the emails by sender and see the steps that it's taken (when...

First, you should backup that directory if you haven't already done so. Back it up to another drive or tape or removeable media (CD/DVD). Then, run a chkdsk on the drive to determine if the drive itself is failing, or if there is a problem with the files (did they originate on another machine?)...

You also need to enable Scavenging on records: http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/528aa0a4-e5b4-45da-9769-1d00ef636bb31033.mspx?mfr=true http://www.closedsocket.com

Is anything logged in Event Viewer? http://www.closedsocket.com

A couple of possibilities: 1. Check your recycle bin 2. Is your My Documents folder remapped to a network share? If so, a logoff and logon may remap the share. 3. Tried a search of your harddrive, via Windows Search? http://www.closedsocket.com