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i checked the hard drive after he gave it back to me and there were no PST files. nothing there... i'm sure he removed them. plus, i've since reformatted that laptop for another user anyways.

yeah, we weren't doing the granular restores at that time which is my issue. and you got it... he was archiving his e-mails into PST files. he took all the PST files with him when he left. so i think i'm out of luck.

We use Backup Exec 11d and Exchange 2000. I am trying to restore an individual mailbox from a backup of the entire mail store. The reason is that the user destroyed all of his PST files prior to leaving the company. Is there a way to do that or am I out of luck?

We use Exchange 2000 and have Symantec Backup Exec 11d. There is a former employee that destroyed all his Outlook PST files before leaving us and now I am trying to restore his mailbox. I've got a backup of the entire Exchange store on tape. I think I know the answer here but is there any way...

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The issue is now fixed after I rebooted my PDC. I didn't think a reboot was necessary but it obviously was. :)

Well, I discovered that if I manually point the DNS on my laptop to our DNS servers my clock is then correct. So what does this mean? I do have our DNS pointing to them in the config for the 2801. But then again, the clocks on the DNS servers themselves are incorrect.

Andy-- I tried your suggestion but no luck (the command did complete successfully though). Yes, the clients all login to a domain. I must have something incorrect or missing in my 2801 config...? Scott

Burt-- I suspected that. What is the best way to go about getting the NTP info to my PC's? Do I set that up on my PDC?

I have setup NTP on our Cisco 2801 but for some reason the time on our PCs here is still not correct (it's about 5 minutes fast). Here's what I have in the 2801 config for NTP: scheduler allocate 20000 1000 ntp clock-period 17178933 ntp update-calendar ntp server XX.XXX.XXX.X Am I missing...

nope, no proxy server...

Sorry about the confusion. I still can't get it to work with IE, windows explorer or firefox.... however, it works fine with an FTP client now and in my mind that's the best way to go anyways seeing as how there are several free ones available. Thanks for your help.

Is there a way for me to test it externally from inside our network? We used to have a mobile broadband card that was nice for this kind of thing but we cancelled it. If I try and connect to it via the public IP from work it doesn't connect but that's to be expected I suppose.

Thanks for the tip. I did not try Firefox, just IE. I'll give that a try from home tonight. I've got ports 20 and 21 open so it should work.

You're probably right.... explorer really shouldn't be needed. I think I'll leave it as is so either a command prompt or FTP software should do the trick just fine.

I've setup an internal FTP server on our network at work. I tested it internally and it worked fine. Then I created a sub domain with our hosting commpany and forwarded the public IP to the server through our Cisco 2801 with NAT. I can login to it from outside our network with a command prompt...

I've setup an internal FTP server on our network at work. I tested it internally and it worked fine. Then I created a sub domain with our hosting commpany and forwarded the public IP to the server through our firewall with NAT. I can login to it from outside our network with a command prompt but...

I have a Cisco 2801 Router where I'm located and we have a site to site VPN tunnel that connects us to a different location that has a Cisco PIX 506E. This weekend we are switching ISP's so I will have a new set of public IP addresses. After I change my router's config the config on the Cisco...

I have a Cisco 2801 Router where I'm located and we have a site to site VPN tunnel that connects us to a different location that has a Cisco PIX 506E. This weekend we are switching ISP's so I will have a new set of public IP addresses. After I change my router's config the config on the Cisco...

Yes, when the issue happens I can ping the exchange server from the client and see the entire network as usual. Yes, I have verified that the issue exists. Seems the only way I could "fix" it was to take Outlook clients off cached mode or having the user reboot their PC and reopen Outlook. This...