Acronis Backup for VMware 9 - User Guide - Manual (Page 70)

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Finally, click Browse and select the destination folder where to save the database archive. Click
Finish to proceed with extraction.
The extracted databases will be in a Dirty Shutdown state and cannot be mounted. To be able to
mount the databases you have to bring them to a Clean Shutdown state by using the Eseutil /r
<Enn> command. <Enn> specifies the log file prefix for the database (or storage group that contains
the database) into which you need to apply the transaction log files. For instructions on how to do
this, refer to:
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd876926.aspx
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998340(EXCHG.80).aspx
10.3.2 Extracting Mailboxes
When choosing to extract Mailboxes you can extract specific Microsoft Exchange server mailboxes by
going through the following steps:
1. Select location with Exchange Server backups.
2. What do you want to extract? (Mailboxes).
3. Select Recovery Point for browsing and mailbox(es).
4. Where to save selected Items.
On the first step you have to select the location and a VM with Exchange Server backups. On the left
you can see the list of backup locations. When choosing a location it is then scanned for Exchange
VM backups which you see in the middle section. Select the VM you need to extract mailboxes from.
On the right you can see the summary information. Click Next.
Select Mailboxes on the second step. If there is another active Exchange items extraction task you
will get a pop-up warning to continue. In order to continue the current Exchange items browsing
operation that already started task have to be terminated. Confirm stopping the other task to
continue.
On the third step select the recovery point on the left. By default, the latest recovery point is
selected. On the right browse the Exchange server and select the mailbox(es) you want to extract.
Then click Next.