Hi,
13.02.2009 08:27, Boniforti Flavio wrote:
I use ClientRunBeforeJob to run a batch script before I
actually grab all my Exchange server's files. The batch
script uses ntbackup to backup Exchange to a file:
--
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bacula\bin\ntbackup.exe backup
@C:\Documents and
Guten Morgen Arno,
I don't recall if it's been mentioned, but yes:
First, wait. This is because the developers will need some
more time ti get the excheange plugin ready, which will -
hopefully - be good for production use when Bacula 3 is released.
Second, upgrade to Bacula 3, and use
Hi,
13.02.2009 09:57, Boniforti Flavio wrote:
Guten Morgen Arno,
I don't recall if it's been mentioned, but yes:
First, wait. This is because the developers will need some
more time ti get the excheange plugin ready, which will -
hopefully - be good for production use when Bacula 3 is
Could I be using it for remote backups? As I mentioned before, I'm
*not* using Bacula. Instead I'm on rsnapshot at the moment.
Oh... then it's not very useful to you, I believe... sorry.
Well, what matters to me is the amount of data transferred in each
backup session: would this plugin
Hi,
13.02.2009 11:58, Boniforti Flavio wrote:
Could I be using it for remote backups? As I mentioned before, I'm
*not* using Bacula. Instead I'm on rsnapshot at the moment.
Oh... then it's not very useful to you, I believe... sorry.
Well, what matters to me is the amount of data transferred
Well, what matters to me is the amount of data transferred in each
backup session: would this plugin do some sort of
incremental backups
or just backup the *whole* Exchange database?
No, it can do incrementals.
Ah, so it could be ok for me to use, as you say that it *can* do
Well, what matters to me is the amount of data transferred in each
backup session: would this plugin do some sort of
incremental backups
or just backup the *whole* Exchange database?
No, it can do incrementals.
Ah, so it could be ok for me to use, as you say that it *can* do
Hello everybody,
I read that somebody was talking about backing up Exchange with Bacula,
how is this being achieved?
I'm actually running my remote backups with rsnapshot and it's a little
bit scary to think about transfer *every* weekend some 4-6 GB
Exchange.bkf file...
Any suggestions are
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Boniforti Flavio fla...@piramide.ch wrote:
Hello everybody,
I read that somebody was talking about backing up Exchange with Bacula,
how is this being achieved?
I'm actually running my remote backups with rsnapshot and it's a little
bit scary to think about
I use ClientRunBeforeJob to run a batch script before I
actually grab all my Exchange server's files. The batch
script uses ntbackup to backup Exchange to a file:
--
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bacula\bin\ntbackup.exe backup
@C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local
Settings\Application
Yanik Doucet wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'd like to backup a Microsoft Exchange 2000 server. I was told it's
not an easy task, and usually backup software have an option for this.
Can Bacula easily backup such server? Without VSS?
Currently we do it by using the ntbackup tool and
Yes, Bacula can easily back up an Exchange Information
Store, but only if the hard part is already done.
You should
1) Back up the Information Store to disk using
ntbackup;
2) Back up the .BKF file ntbackup just created to tape
using Bacula.
Yes, I know it takes twice as much time and storage. I
As it was mentioned before, there are only 2 ways to backup exchange.
1. Use 3rd party soft (ntbackup.exe will work. I use it to backup system
state on all servers)
2. Use VSS under Win 2003.
To conserve space on the server itself in the case of ntbackup, you
could map a network share on any
Hi,
I'd like to backup a Microsoft Exchange 2000 server. I was
told it's not an easy task, and usually backup software have
an option for this. Can Bacula easily backup such server?
Without VSS?
You can also use exmerge. It is a MS tool to dump mailboxes into PST
files. We trigger
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