Microsoft KB Archive/915530

= You cannot use an expired Groove Management Server account backup file to restore a Groove account =

Article ID: 915530

Article Last Modified on 8/22/2007

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APPLIES TO


 * Groove Enterprise Management Server 2.0
 * Groove Enterprise Management Server 2.1
 * Groove Enterprise Management Server 2.5
 * Groove Enterprise Management Server 3.0
 * Groove Enterprise Management Server 3.1
 * Groove Hosted Management Services 3.1
 * Microsoft Office Groove Server 2007 Manager
 * Microsoft Office Groove Server 2007

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INTRODUCTION
This article discusses that you cannot use an expired Groove account backup file to restore a Groove account.



MORE INFORMATION
If you use Microsoft Office Groove Server 2007 Manager or Groove Enterprise Management Server to automatically create account backup files, make sure that the backup occurs at least every 59 days. The account backup files expire after 59 days. If an account backup file expires, you cannot use that account backup file to restore the Groove account. Instead, you must create a new account.

In Groove 2007, you can avoid this 60-day limitation by requesting and applying hotfix 935874.

For more information about hotfix 935874, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

935874 Description of the Groove 2007 hotfix package: April 11, 2007

Older account files may be difficult to reconcile with more recent Groove Relay information. Therefore, we still recommend that you back up accounts at least every 60 days.

Additional query words: TCN-01596 Groove2007

Keywords: kbtshoot kbexpertiseinter KB915530

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