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Our primary use of Veeam is to backup Exchange Server and so far so good. If I exclude the C: (Database and logs on E: F:) then go into Restore Application items/Exchange (Veeam Explorer) I don't see any Mailbox Stores, is this normal ?
To get round this I just add the database and Logs ( I have to do this for each database). My question is , it is better to backup C or does it not matter ?
Second question or feature is that I only want to back up the Exchange database and logs not the VM itself is there an option to do this ?
Thanks for your input
Mike
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Re: Reducing the Size of Backups
Yes, this is expected, since we cannot find out where the databases are located not having the registry file (which is on disc C:) in backup.mcp33 wrote:If I exclude the C: (Database and logs on E: F:) then go into Restore Application items/Exchange (Veeam Explorer) I don't see any Mailbox Stores, is this normal ?
No, Veeam B&R is an image-level solution. You could backup the required files only using Veeam Agent for Windows, though.mcp33 wrote:Second question or feature is that I only want to back up the Exchange database and logs not the VM itself is there an option to do this ?
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Re: Reducing the Size of Backups
Try to use File exclusions/inclusions. It might take much more time to process though.is there an option to do this ?
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Re: Reducing the Size of Backups
Ok this makes sense , still even without the C Drive in Place I still have my backups and can restore as normal. I will check out the Windows Agentfoggy wrote:No, Veeam B&R is an image-level solution. You could backup the required files only using Veeam Agent for Windows, though.
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