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Destination Selection Considerations, Example: How Job Packaging Affects Jobs

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Document Level Data Restore Example: How Job Packaging Affects Jobs You want to add new objects, like a mailbox, to your Exchange Organization after you submit a backup job. Do you need to resubmit the job to include the new objects? There are two possible solutions: ■ If you used dynamic job packaging, your new objects will be included because the contents of what you selected are determined when the job runs. ■ If you used explicit job packaging, you must resubmit the job to include your new objects because the contents of what you selected are determined at the time the job is packaged. Note: For more information on dynamic and explicit job packaging, see the Administration Guide. Destination Selection Considerations When restoring to an alternative location, there are certain rules that apply to the destination you select, depending on what you selected to restore and what version of Exchange Server you are restoring to. Note: If you select multiple sources to restore, you must select a destination that supports all sources. Because the destination you select depends on the source you select, the following diagrams display the CA ARCserve Backup source view for each version of Exchange Server. The charts that follow each diagram include information about each destination that is supported, depending on the source and version of Exchange Server. Chapter 4: Performing Document Level Backups and Restores 97

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Document Level Data Restore
Example: How Job Packaging Affects Jobs
You want to add new objects, like a mailbox, to your Exchange Organization
after you submit a backup job. Do you need to resubmit the job to include the
new objects?
There are two possible solutions:
If you used dynamic job packaging, your new objects will be included
because the contents of what you selected are determined when the job
runs.
If you used explicit job packaging, you must resubmit the job to include
your new objects because the contents of what you selected are
determined at the time the job is packaged.
Note:
For more information on dynamic and explicit job packaging, see the
Administration Guide.
Destination Selection Considerations
When restoring to an alternative location, there are certain rules that apply to
the destination you select, depending on what you selected to restore and
what version of Exchange Server you are restoring to.
Note:
If you select multiple sources to restore, you must select a destination
that supports all sources.
Because the destination you select depends on the source you select, the
following diagrams display the CA ARCserve Backup source view for each
version of Exchange Server. The charts that follow each diagram include
information about each destination that is supported, depending on the source
and version of Exchange Server.
Chapter 4: Performing Document Level Backups and Restores
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