Symantec Backup Exec™ 3600 Appliance Power up, configure, and go Data Sheet: Data Protection Overview Symantec Backup Exec™ 3600 Appliance is the only solution that provides Symantec Backup Exec™ software on optimized hardware integrated into an affordable appliance from the industry leader in backup—Symantec. Equipped with

1 : Stop all the BE services and the SQL service for Backup Exec 2 : Go to C:\prog. files\symantec\backup exec and copy DATA and the CATALOGS folder aside 3 : Start the SQL service 1st and then the BE services. In a disaster situation, build the server, install Backup Exec, patch it up and follow setp1 again.

We showed them many Features of Backup Exec but I would like to share the important features which really proved that Symantec Backup Exec is the best. 1. Backup Exec 12 completely eliminated the need for daily and weekly backups of Exchange mailboxes. Actually it used the Granular Recovery Technology (GRT) to do the same.

Backup Exec Microsoft SQL Server Agent Licensing Backup Exec 2010 is designed to accommodate the needs of Windows focused environments of all sizes whether it’s a single Windows Server or a large, multi-Domain Windows enterprise with some Linux and Unix servers. The Backup Exec 2010 Server product and its Agents are

I started by backing up my reigstry. I then searched through the registry for the following keywords: Backup Exec, Backupexec, Bkupexe, and 14.2.1180 and deleted any key that had an entry with one of those keywords. This is an extremely lenghtly process. I deleted the c:ProgramData\Symantec\Backup Exec folder.

I can read the tape contents using Symantec Backup Exec, by doing Inventory, and going to the device then clicking on the tape device name. When I do a restore data, I can view the contents of the tape. My question is, is there a way to list the contents of the tape to …

Start the “Backup Exec Remote Agent Utility” from the “Backup Exec for Windows Servers” start menu group or if the shortcut is missing, from “c:\Program Files\Symantec\Backup Exec\vxmon.exe”. 3. On the “Status” tab, check the “Start the Remote Agent Utility every time you log on” check box. 4.

The problem that I'm having is I can't get Backup Exec to backup anything, not to tape, not to a shared drive, etc.. Logically I would have thought the issue was that the previous employee had used his account for all Symantec functions, I was able to change his account information for all the services and the connection to the server.

I have a bkf file, which contains some data. This bkf was be done with Symantec Backup Exec 2010 R2. When i try to restore data from it thru NtBackup - i get about 64 Kb and then process is frozen. When i try to restore data from it thru Symantec Backup Exec 2010 R2 - all be allright.

The primary differences to take note of are the differences between the backup-to-disk method and the backup-to-tape method. Backup to Disk of an Exchange Information Store database with GRT enabled goes through the following steps: 1. GRT backup requests backup data from Exchange server 2. BE Media Server Creates IMG folders in B2d location 3.