
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.11 Microsoft Exchange Server User Guide
Configure a non-administrative Microsoft Exchange Server backup account
You can use the App Agent Exchange Admin Configuration tool to configure a non-administrative Windows account to perform Microsoft Exchange Server backup and recovery.
Prerequisites
Log in to a domain controller with a user who can create domain accounts. Creating a non-administrative domain account for creating Microsoft Exchange Server backup users provides details on how to configure a non-administrative user with the required privileges.
Steps
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Create a new domain user.
Once created, the user is listed in the Active Directory Users and Computers window.
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Open the user
Properties window, and in the
Members Of tab, ensure that the user is added to the following user groups:
User right Description Remote Desktop Users Allows the user to remotely connect to a domain controller. Organization Management Allows the user administrative access to the Microsoft Exchange Server organization. The user is also a member of the Domain Users group by default. -
Perform the following steps on each
Microsoft Exchange Server that you want to back up, including all servers that are part of a database availability group (DAG):
- Log on to the Microsoft Exchange Server as a local Administrator.
- In , add the new user to the Administrators group.
- To apply the changes, log out of the Microsoft Exchange Server.
- Log on to the Microsoft Exchange Server as the new user.
- Launch the App Agent Exchange Admin Configuration tool.
- In the App Agent Exchange Admin Configuration tool window, click Configure Admin User.
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On the
Configure Admin User page, perform the following actions:
- Select Configure existing user.
- Enter the credentials for the user created in step 1.
- Select Skip Active Directory Authentication.
- Click Configure.
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