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Changing Resource Groups on Clustered Exchange Servers
A cluster node can have any number of resource groups. Moving a protected data source to a
resource group, between resource groups, or out of a resource group can cause protection job
failures. To successfully make any of those changes to resource group membership, perform the
following steps:
1. Stop existing protection of the data source. The data source could belong to a protection
group as a single data source on a protected server or as a data source as a member of a
resource group.
2. Begin protection of the data source according to its new status, either as a single data source
on a protected server or as a data source as a member of a resource group. This will allocate
a new replica for the data source.
Changing the name of a resource group will affect the protection of all data sources in the
resource group. To change the name of a resource group, perform the following steps:
1. Stop protection of the resource group.
2. Change the name of the resource group.
3. Begin protection of the resource group under its new name.
Recovering Exchange Data
When you select a Microsoft Exchange database for recovery, you can select from the following
recovery options:
• Recover the database to its original location.
This option is available only if you select Latest as the recovery point.
If you select this option, and the recovery destination contains files that have the same
names as the files you are recovering, the current database files will be overwritten during
recovery.
For Exchange 2003 only: You must configure the target database to allow it to be overwritten
by the recovered data. For instructions, see " How to Configure the Exchange Databases so
That the Restore Process Overwrites Them " (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=97929).
• Recover the database to another database on an Exchange 2007 server.
This option is available only for Exchange 2007.
This option is not available if you select Latest as the recovery point. You must specify an
existing database to which the selected database will be recovered. You must configure the
target database to allow it to be overwritten by the recovered data. For instructions, see " How
to Configure the Exchange Databases so That the Restore Process Overwrites Them "
(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=97929).
• Recover to Recovery Storage Group.
This option is available only for Exchange 2007.
This option is not available if you select Latest as the recovery point.