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- s3cactusLevel 3Actually no, ntbackup is better since it can back up exchange :)
Now we are drifting out of the issue, which is quite simple.
I run quickstart, as stated, at multiple small businesses which only needs quickstart. All the other quickstart installations, under job properties, I can select a recipient for email notification. Under the installation in the issue posted here, the option is missing, which I still believe is a bug.
Now, I understand I cannot get support from Symantec, but I can still post in a public forum and get help, thank you.
The question is not what I should or should not do, the question is why does this regular feature doesnt work. - teiva-boyLevel 6If you claim that your other customers on the same version of BE Quickstart have the feature you are using. Perhaps use their install media? Perhaps the builds are different?
- s3cactus....Look under the 'alerts' tab within quickstart, along the left pane there is a notification tasks section. Within there you can assign your mail server, recipeients, and the types of alerts you want to send out.
-George - Colin_WeaverModeratorHmm that's an intersting screenshot - that option to set Full or Simple is not present in BE 2010 R2 with a full license enabled instead of a Quickstart one. I am going to stick a quickstart number in instead just to check that.
EDIT: Confirmed for info the Full or Simple "User Interface Mode" settings is ONLY visible when a Quickstart license is installed.
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