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Exchange Failover Utility
When you configure Exchange for protection, Application Manager creates customized
scripts based on the settings you choose. The scripts are based on the Exchange
Failover Utility (EFO). Generally, you do not need to run the Exchange Failover Utility
from the command line or modify the scripts that Application Manager creates, however,
the syntax for the utility is provided below in case that need arises.
Command
EFO
Description
Used in script files to failover Exchange data
Syntax
EXCHFAILOVER -FAILOVER | -FAILBACK -S < source > -T < target > [-L
< filename >] [-NORUS] [-NORM] [-NOSPN] [-NOOAB] [-
NOADREPLICATION] [-MAXREPWAIT < minutes >] [-NOEXCHANGEAB]
[-NOQUERYBASEDDISTGROUPS] [-NORGCONNECTORS] [-
NOPUBLICFOLDERS] [-ONLYPUBLICFOLDERS] [-MOVEHOSTSPN] [-
O <
filename >] [-R [< source_group >] [,< source_mailstore >] [: [< target_
group >] [,< target_mailstore >] ] ] [-SETUP] [-TEST] [-U < name > :
< password >] [-VIRTUAL < new_IPaddress >] [-DC < domain_name > |
< IPaddress >] [-SDOMAIN] [-TDOMAIN] [/?] [/??]
Options
l
FAILOVER—Exchange data will be moved from the source to the
target
l
FAILBACK—Exchange data will be moved from the target to the
source. Even through the flow of data has changed (target to source),
the source-related options with this utility still pertain to your original
source (or a new source if you had to replace the source). The target-
related options pertain to the original target, the server that is currently
standing in for the source.
l
S source —Name of the original source
l
T target —Name of the original target
l
L filename —Name of the log file. By default, the log file is
ExchFailover.log and is stored in the directory containing the
exchfailover.exe file. If this name is changed, the DTInfo utility will not