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How the Agent Backs Up and Restores Exchange Server Data ■ Schedule Exchange Server backups using the powerful Backup Manager. ■ Back up to a wide array of storage devices. ■ Push agent technology ■ Multi-threading ■ Multi-streaming support ■ Enhanced cluster support The agent lets you perform the following types of Exchange Server backups and restores: ■ Database level ■ Document level More information: How You Can Use the Agent to Perform Database Level Backups and Restores (see page 15) How You Can Use the Agent to Perform Document Level Backups and Restores (see page 16) How You Can Use the Agent to Perform Database Level Backups and Restores Using the agent to perform database level backup and restore, you can do the following: Exchange Server 2000 and 2003 Systems ■ Restore the system in disaster recovery scenarios. ■ Back up an Exchange Server system at the database-level. Exchange Server 2007 Systems ■ Restore the system in disaster recovery scenarios. ■ Back up an Exchange Server system at the storage group level; it cannot be used to perform a more granular level of backup. ■ Back up from replication and back up from an active database. ■ Restore only individual databases and restore log files. Chapter 1: Introducing the Agent 15

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How the Agent Backs Up and Restores Exchange Server Data
■
Schedule Exchange Server backups using the powerful Backup Manager.
■
Back up to a wide array of storage devices.
■
Push agent technology
■
Multi-threading
■
Multi-streaming support
■
Enhanced cluster support
The agent lets you perform the following types of Exchange Server backups
and restores:
■
Database level
■
Document level
More information:
How You Can Use the Agent to Perform Database Level Backups and Restores
(see page 15)
How You Can Use the Agent to Perform Document Level Backups and Restores
(see page 16)
How You Can Use the Agent to Perform Database Level Backups and Restores
Using the agent to perform database level backup and restore, you can do the
following:
Exchange Server 2000 and 2003 Systems
■
Restore the system in disaster recovery scenarios.
■
Back up an Exchange Server system at the database-level.
Exchange Server 2007 Systems
■
Restore the system in disaster recovery scenarios.
■
Back up an Exchange Server system at the storage group level; it cannot
be used to perform a more granular level of backup.
■
Back up from replication and back up from an active database.
■
Restore only individual databases and restore log files.
Chapter 1: Introducing the Agent
15