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I'm using Backup Exec v9.1 and am running on Windows 2003 with Exchange 2003. When we remove users from active directory, their mailboxes are still left intact. Unless I run the cleanup agent, the backup will fail the job because of these orphaned files.<br />
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Is their anything that I can do to prevent the backup from failing other than deselecting the deleted users. We have about 250 users and they come and go so there are times when we have to remove and add users. I believe there is some sort of 30 day window before Exchange deletes them automatically?
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I'm using Backup Exec v9.1 and am running on Windows 2003 with Exchange 2003. When we remove users from active directory, their mailboxes are still left intact. Unless I run the cleanup agent, the backup will fail the job because of these orphaned files.

Is their anything that I can do to prevent the backup from failing other than deselecting the deleted users. We have about 250 users and they come and go so there are times when we have to remove and add users. I believe there is some sort of 30 day window before Exchange deletes them automatically?

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