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How to Back Up Microsoft Exchange Server 2013

How to Set Up Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Message-Level Backup

How to Set Up Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, 2007, 2010 Message-Level Backups

This article refers to Barracuda Backup firmware version 4.3 and higher, and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, 2007, and 2010.

For details on setting up Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 message-level backup, refer to the article How to Set Up Microsoft

Exchange Server 2013 Message-Level Backup.

In this article:

Requirements

Barracuda Backup Server DNS Settings

Step 1. Determine the Exchange Server Version and Build

Exchange Server 2003 Version and Build

Exchange Server 2007 Version and Build

Exchange Server 2010 Version and Build

Step 2. Set Up Your Exchange Server

Set Up Exchange Server 2003 (Service Pack 1 or

Above)

Set Up Exchange Server 2007 (Service Pack 1 or

Above)

Set Up Exchange Server 2010

Step 3. Add the Exchange Server to the Barracuda Backup Web

Interface

Backing Up Data Sources

Configuring Backups

Restoring Exchange and GroupWise Messages

Exchange 2013 Message-Level Backup

Additional Resource

The Barracuda Networks Knowledgebase

Solution #00003906

Requirements

You must be running one of the following Microsoft Exchange Servers:

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 or above; or

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 or above; or

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

In addition, you must have the following:

Outlook Web Access (with WebDAV enabled)

Primary and Secondary DNS setting on the Barracuda Backup Server must be DNS servers which participate in Active Directory

Service account for access that has an Exchange mailbox and SMTP address

Barracuda Backup Server DNS Settings

For Exchange messagelevel backups to work properly, it is important that DNS is set up correctly. DNS servers on the Barracuda Backupvery

Server must be DNS servers that participate in Active Directory. The simplest way to determine which DNS servers to use is to use the IP

addresses of your Active Directory Domain Controllers.

Step 1. Determine the Exchange Server Version and Build

Before setting up your Exchange Server, it is important to know what version, including the build number, is running to verify your Exchange

Message-Level Backup

Message-level backup provides a quick way to restore single email messages to the original location or to an alternate mailbox.

Message-level backup is not intended to be a disaster recovery option for your Microsoft Exchange environment. The Barracuda

allows you to back up the entire Exchange Information Store and should be used for disaster protection.Backup Agent (Windows)