SQL 2005 and Exex 2012 (security issue as SQL 2005 is EOS from Microsoft)
Hello, We have received few security warnings regarding Backup exec 2012 and the default SQL 2005 wich it uses. Microsoft did drop the support for 2005 and we receive those warnings on all clients using Exec 2012. Did try getting an exception but some clients want an official point of view from Veritas. We would like to update to a newer version of sql (2008?) as updating Exec is out of discuttion. The question is, what impact has in us, if any and if is safe to update sql to 2008. Part of waning: Vulnerability Microsoft SQL Server Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability (MS12-070) Vulnerability EOL/Obsolete Software: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 4 (SP4) Detected Thank youSolved852Views1like2Commentsfile exclusions for MS Exchange 2013 clients
Environment: NetBackup Client v7.7.3 on Windows Server 2012 R2 with MS Exchange Server 2013 CU13 in a four node DAG with four node CAS. NetBackup Master/Media Server v7.7.3 on Appliance 5230 v2.7.3. Backup type: plain NTFS volume\folder\file style backup (we are already excluding the live mailbox database files) . Situation: I have found a folder on disk, and therefore in backups: D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange server\V15\TransportRoles\data\Queue ...which contains a 24GB "mail.que" file and a small "tmp.edb" file and a small "trn.log" file, and a few other related files... which altogether appear to besome form of quasi live binary database/application file set... which typically one might ordinarily consider excluding from backups. There are also, otherfolders: D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange server\V15\TransportRoles\Logs at 2.3 GB ...and... D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange server\V15\Logging at 12.5 GB . Question: Is it typical, and/or best practice, and/or even required, that these days with MS Exchange 2013 we can/should/mustexclude any of these three paths from regular file system backups? D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange server\V15\TransportRoles\data D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange server\V15\TransportRoles\Logs D:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange server\V15\Logging . Thanks in advance.1.2KViews1like4Comments