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Do you mean BE 2010 can not convert the catalogs, but can read the existing media and recreate the catalogs?
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Do you mean BE 2010 can not convert the catalogs, but can read the existing media and recreate the catalogs?

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yes, that's correct. <br />

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We are moving to Backup Exec 2010 from version 9.1, and want to make sure that it will be backwards compatible with Backup Exec 9.1. &nbsp;Are there any issues regarding reading and restoring from old catalog files or backups?
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We are moving to Backup Exec 2010 from version 9.1, and want to make sure that it will be backwards compatible with Backup Exec 9.1.  Are there any issues regarding reading and restoring from old catalog files or backups?

Can Backup Exec 2010 read catalog files from version 9.1?

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