Deleted accounts aggravation!

[Ali_MacKenzie]

Hi,

Is there are a way of listing mailboxes alphabetically in the "selections" field within Backup Exec?

It is a real pain in the bum having to click through more than 1000 mailboxes, listed in no logical order, to find a deleted account and then uncheck it.

In fact, it drives me insane - any tips very gratefully received!

[Amruta_Bhide]

Hello Ali,

Unfortunately not.
You can however create a exclusion with the help of the following Dokument:
http://support.veritas.com/docs/267045

http://support.veritas.com/docs/277073


Hope that helps.
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Thanks.

[Phil_Seman]

I am able to sort mine alphabetically. When I go to the selction list on the Microsoft Exchange Mailboxes, the list shows up in order on the right side.

[Ali_MacKenzie]

Hi Amruta,

Thanks for your reply, although I'm not entirely sure how it is relevant to the problem I posed - but, again, thank you

[Ali_MacKenzie]

Well aren't you lucky, Phil?

How did you manage to do that?

[Ajit_Kulkarni]

Hello Ali,

Can you update on the issue ?

Regards


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[Ali_MacKenzie]

***UPDATE***

Still no way of logically ordering the mailboxes, so no, my question hasn't been answered!

[Rucha_Abhyankar]

Hi Ali,

Try running a Repair installation of Backup Exec.

If not please do that and verify the results.

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