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install the exchange agent.<br />
create a disk storage.<br />
create a backup job to disk using symantecs granular technology.<br />
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and you are set to go.
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install the exchange agent.
create a disk storage.
create a backup job to disk using symantecs granular technology.

and you are set to go.

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Hi,<br />
How to backup Exchange server 2007 mails and restore single mail form backup with the help of Symantec Backup Exec. I want to take backup on my SAN storage and restore from there.<br />
if some one can tell me step by step .
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Hi,
How to backup Exchange server 2007 mails and restore single mail form backup with the help of Symantec Backup Exec. I want to take backup on my SAN storage and restore from there.
if some one can tell me step by step .

Exchange Server 2007 mail backup Restore with Symantec Backup Exece

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