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We have added a new database on our exchange server. Since none of the database names appears in the logs or backup completion reports how can I tell if the new one is getting backed up?

NetWorker 7.6.1
NMM 2.3.0.87

The results of nsrsnap_vss_save -? Are:
"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010"
"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_DB3"
79598:nsrsnap_vss_save:NMM .. Exchange2010 Shell Object reference not set to an
instance of an object.
"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_PublicFolder"
"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_DB2"
"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_DB1"
"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_Archive1"

In the backup group for this I have the following save sets listed:

APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010
APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_PublicFolder

The first line appears to take care of SAL_2K10_DB1, DB2 & DB3.

How can I tell if it also got the new DB, SAL_Archive1?

Thanks, Dave

Dave Werth
Garmin AT, Inc.
Salem, Oregon

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Thank you for your cooperation.

The best way I can think of is to try restoring that new database.

On Aug 16, 2012, at 8:36 PM, "Werth, Dave" <dave.werth < at > GARMIN.COM> wrote:

We have added a new database on our exchange server. Since none of the database names appears in the logs or backup completion reports how can I tell if the new one is getting backed up?

nsrinfo_nmm (and/or nsrinfo) should give you what you are looking for.



Dave





Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2012 00:36:27 +0000

From: "Werth, Dave" <dave.werth < at > GARMIN.COM>

Subject: New database on Exchange



We have added a new database on our exchange server. Since none of the
database names appears in the logs or backup completion reports how can I
tell if the new one is getting backed up?



NetWorker 7.6.1

NMM 2.3.0.87



The results of nsrsnap_vss_save -? Are:

"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010"

"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_DB3"

79598:nsrsnap_vss_save:NMM .. Exchange2010 Shell Object reference not set
to an instance of an object.

"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_PublicFolder"

"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_DB2"

"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_DB1"

"APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_Archive1"



In the backup group for this I have the following save sets listed:



APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010

APPLICATIONS:\Microsoft Exchange 2010\SAL_2K10_PublicFolder



The first line appears to take care of SAL_2K10_DB1, DB2 & DB3.



How can I tell if it also got the new DB, SAL_Archive1?



Thanks, Dave



Dave Werth

Garmin AT, Inc.

Salem, Oregon