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Konrad_Werner · 08-15-2006

Hi. I am running BackupExec 10D (5629) with Exchange Agent on Windows 20003 Advanced Server and I recently enabled my 2nd network card. Well then I noticed BackupExec is using the newly enabled network card so my backups were very slow. I then cha...

Konrad_Werner · 12-03-2005

I am running Windows 2003 Ent. Server (No Service Pack) and Exchange 2003 Ent. SP2. I'm running BackupExec 10d (Rev 5629) with the Exchange Agent. The problem I'm experiencing is that everytime I run a backup, before it completes, the server reboot...

Konrad_Werner · 08-17-2006

With all due respect, do you understand networking? If I'm trying to reach a site and I'm doing it by using and IP Address, then there is no need for a HOSTS file or DNS. Besides, what does a HOSTS file have to do with the issue anyway? The data i...

Konrad_Werner · 08-16-2006

Shilpa, I already tried that. There is no host file and I am no doing any DNS, everything is via the IP Address. Also, I checked the registry to see which card BackupExec is using and the MAC of my parimary is listed there. So the software is set ...

Konrad_Werner · 12-05-2005

Thanks Evan. I will apply that and we'll see what happens.After submitting the question to the forum, I tried just backing up the Mailboxes and that worked a couple times. So hopefully this new version of SAV will correct the issue. Thanks!

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