restore a mailbox database using DPM 2010
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Montag, 11. Juni 2012 15:42
how do I restore a mailbox database using DPM 2010
in other word after I made these steps ,what will happen to the original database as I created a recovery database which hold the data
1-create a recovery database in my exchange server using the following command
new-mailboxdatabase –recovery “recoverydb” -ebfilepath “D:\restore\recoverydb.edb” –logfolderpath “D:\restore” –server ExchangeServerName
2- then go to recovery tab in DPM server ,right click the database I need to recover then in specify destination window I'll choose the exchange server and write the name of the recovery database I previously created in step one
3-wait until the recovery process finished
4- unmount the recovery database
5- navigate to D:\restoreand issue command eseutil /p recoverydb ,to ensure that the database is healthy
6-mount the database ,then issue the command
get-mailboxstatistics -database recovery to ensure that it contains all mailboxes
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Dienstag, 12. Juni 2012 02:18Moderator
how do I restore a mailbox database using DPM 2010
in other word after I made these steps ,what will happen to the original database as I created a recovery database which hold the data
1-create a recovery database in my exchange server using the following command
new-mailboxdatabase –recovery “recoverydb” -ebfilepath “D:\restore\recoverydb.edb” –logfolderpath “D:\restore” –server ExchangeServerName
2- then go to recovery tab in DPM server ,right click the database I need to recover then in specify destination window I'll choose the exchange server and write the name of the recovery database I previously created in step one
3-wait until the recovery process finished
4- unmount the recovery database
5- navigate to D:\restoreand issue command eseutil /p recoverydb ,to ensure that the database is healthy
6-mount the database ,then issue the command
get-mailboxstatistics -database recovery to ensure that it contains all mailboxes
Hello,
This thread may help you.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/dpmexchbackup/thread/71edde3c-6b65-40f2-ba2c-fb59ff519e2d
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