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Did you specify the path to the ESE.DLL library which is used to query the Exchange .EDB database? Also which version of Exchange do you use?<br />
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This post might be helpful - <a href="http://www.veeam.com/blog/how-to-recover-exchange-mailbox-folder-for-free.html" rel="ugc">http://www.veeam.com/blog/how-to-recover-exchange-mailbox-folder-for-free.html</a>
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Did you specify the path to the ESE.DLL library which is used to query the Exchange .EDB database? Also which version of Exchange do you use?

This post might be helpful - http://www.veeam.com/blog/how-to-recover-exchange-mailbox-folder-for-free.html [http://www.veeam.com/blog/how-to-recover-exchange-mailbox-folder-for-free.html]

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Guys,<br />
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We're trying to recover a single MBX or item from an exchange Veeam full / Rollback / Incremental backup types.<br />
1) Veeam let us choose the restore point<br />
2) Veeam's exchange console is loading<br />
3) Within Veeam's exchange console, nothing is being loaded, and we're asked to manually load an .EDB file.<br />
<br />
What can be the problem?<br />
Maybe the backup job properties are not set correctly in order to restore a single MBX/Item?<br />
Would appreciate a best practice for exchange backup in order to recover an MBX/Single item OR of someone is familiar with the above issue, please advise.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Guys,

We're trying to recover a single MBX or item from an exchange Veeam full / Rollback / Incremental backup types.
1) Veeam let us choose the restore point
2) Veeam's exchange console is loading
3) Within Veeam's exchange console, nothing is being loaded, and we're asked to manually load an .EDB file.

What can be the problem?
Maybe the backup job properties are not set correctly in order to restore a single MBX/Item?
Would appreciate a best practice for exchange backup in order to recover an MBX/Single item OR of someone is familiar with the above issue, please advise.

Thanks

Veeam Exchange Explorer does not mount the EDB

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