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At first glance it looks like a security privilege problem. &nbsp;Are you redirecting the restore to a different location. &nbsp;Also what privileges does the user have that you are using to run the restore? &nbsp;I would try to restore the mailbox to somewhere on the backup exec. server's local drive (ie. desktop) and see how that runs.
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At first glance it looks like a security privilege problem.  Are you redirecting the restore to a different location.  Also what privileges does the user have that you are using to run the restore?  I would try to restore the mailbox to somewhere on the backup exec. server's local drive (ie. desktop) and see how that runs.

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Hi there, i am using veritas 9 to backup my exchange 5.5 wich backs up no problem.<br />
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I managed to delete someones mailbox and i recreated it and now i want to restore the mails, but it runs for 30min and comes up with this error. <br />
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Job ended: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 at 7:04:46 PM<br />
Completed status: Failed<br />
Final error code: a0008488 HEX<br />
Final error description: Access is denied.<br />
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Final error category: Security Errors<br />
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Please can someone help me asap, as this is quite urgent.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi there, i am using veritas 9 to backup my exchange 5.5 wich backs up no problem.

I managed to delete someones mailbox and i recreated it and now i want to restore the mails, but it runs for 30min and comes up with this error. 

Job ended: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 at 7:04:46 PM
Completed status: Failed
Final error code: a0008488 HEX
Final error description: Access is denied.

Final error category: Security Errors


Please can someone help me asap, as this is quite urgent.

Thanks in advance

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