Does anyone out there have a clear-cut, sure thing, guaranteed to work method for setting up Backupexec 9.1 to successfully backup the exchange mailboxes, IS and public folders while using a domain admin account?
I have followed every article on this site, on MS's KB and a variety of suggestions from Google and cannot get any of them to work. Every time I try to select the mailboxes or public folders I get "access denied" and i'm prompted to re-select an account with permissions.
I am no stranger to Exchange and Backup Exec. I've done a good 30 installations using this combo and have never experienced the difficulties that I'm having with SBS2003 and BE 9.1 SBS. Thanks.
As a preliminary step, verify that unique name mailbox is created for logon account used to backup the Exchange server and that mailbox is no hidden in Global Address list. Also ensure that logon account has Full Exchange Administrator permission.
You may find following technotes useful to resolve the issue:
Me too. Windows 2003 & BackupExec 9.1 here, same thing. No changes (except possibly a minor windows update or two) and then a reboot and every backup since then has had these access errors. http://support.veritas.com/docs/266075 looked promising, but our configuration already did and still does meet the listed suggestions.
âActually, I figured out the problem. It's simply that when I was doing some account maintenance, I checked the "hide account from address lists" on the backup account so it wouldn't show up on our Global Address List (some of my users have complained about people on the list who aren't really people). This simple action caused the backup to fail (and caused the issue with not being able to open the mailboxes).â