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Joe_Davies · 02-17-2012

Hi All, I have a server running Backup Exec 2010 R3 to back up an Exchange 2010 SP1 2-server DAG. All servers are running Windows Server 2008 R2. The two Exchange servers are identical hardware/specs and have 64GB RAM with plenty of free storage sp...

Joe_Davies · 07-14-2011

Hello, I apologize if some of these questions are covered elsewhere. I've tried searching for my question about checking available space in Outlook, but maybe am not looking in the right places. I have installed a trial copy of Enterprise Vault 9 an...

Joe_Davies · 02-21-2012

I am also running a Hyper-V cluster with iSCSI SAN backend and have not experienced any issues during backups. I back up my virtual machines by backing up the Hyper-V cluster in the resource selection (not selecting each individual virtual server or...

Joe_Davies · 02-21-2012

Thank you for posting the links, but unfortunately neither of those helped out. I found a thread (link below) about changing the backup exec temp folders on the Exchange servers. Although the agent should detect the volume with the highest amount o...

Joe_Davies · 07-14-2011

Okay great, thanks again for your help.. it is much appreciated.

Joe_Davies · 07-14-2011

Hi Rob, Thank you for the quick response. So the accepted way for a user to view how much space they are using in their Vault (at least in Outlook 2010) is to go to File -> Enterprise Vault -> Configure Vault Cache -> Details tab? Also on the "Option...

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