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VM Pro Backups

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ecs99ny

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Looking for the best and quickest way to perform back ups on my VM pro servers. Can I just open the active config and do a "save as" which saves it as a VMP file or do I need to export as MDB, MOD, And CON? If I do a save as how do I import the the VMP file?
 
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Export as MDB
Copy the complete folder:

C:/Program Files/Avaya/IP Office/Voicemail Pro/VM


BAZINGA!

I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!
 
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When posting here always state what version is being used.
Backing up servers may now be accomplished on a schedule of your choice via the VMP client-Administration-Preferences-General.

Dennis
 
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