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You probably also need the remote agent, as even if the exchange server is running on the same machine, the remote agent is required to backup exchange. At least it's that way with Backupexec.
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You probably also need the remote agent, as even if the exchange server is running on the same machine, the remote agent is required to backup exchange. At least it's that way with Backupexec.

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Hi<br />
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I have a Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 and I am running ArcServe R11.1 (Build 3060) backing up to a USB 2.0 Rev Drive.<br />
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When i select to backup Microsoft Exchange Server - Document Level I get a backup fail.<br />
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The log is showing the following error:<br />
AE9605 License has expired.<br />
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As far as i can tell i have entered the license key correctly.<br />
The following components are showing as licenced:<br />
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Small Business Server Premium<br />
Agent on open files on Windows<br />
Windows Agent for Microsoft Exchange<br />
Windows Agent for Microsoft SQL Server<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi

I have a Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 and I am running ArcServe R11.1 (Build 3060) backing up to a USB 2.0 Rev Drive.

When i select to backup Microsoft Exchange Server - Document Level I get a backup fail.

The log is showing the following error:
AE9605 License has expired.

As far as i can tell i have entered the license key correctly.
The following components are showing as licenced:

Small Business Server Premium
Agent on open files on Windows
Windows Agent for Microsoft Exchange
Windows Agent for Microsoft SQL Server

Thanks in advance.

BrightStor ArcServe / Rev Drive Backup of Exchange problems

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