How to recover a database to its original location – Dell PowerVault DP600 User Manual
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The Recovery Wizard starts. The wizard options vary depending on the version of
Exchange.
7. On the Review recovery selection page, click Next.
8. Select Recover to original Exchange Server location, and then click Next.
9. On the Specify recovery options page, you can select Send an e-mail when this
recovery completes.
Select this option to specify an e-mail address or addresses to notify upon recovery
completion. If you select this option, you must enter the e-mail address to notify. Multiple
e-mail addresses must be separated by a comma.
10. On the Summary page, review the recovery settings, and then click Recover.
See Also
How to Recover a Database to Its Original Location
How to Recover a Database to an Alternate Database
How to Copy Exchange Data to a Network Folder
How to Copy Exchange Data to Tape
Recovering Data to Clustered Servers
How to Recover a Database to Its Original Location
When you recover a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 database to the original location, Data
Protection Manager (DPM) does not use the latest log files from the protected server; therefore,
the recovery is to the last saved state. To perform a database recovery without losing data,
recover the database to the original location using one of the following methods:
• If there are no databases mounted under the storage group, recover the storage group using
the Latest recovery point.
• If any database is mounted under the storage group, create a recovery point for the storage
group, and then recover the database using the Latest recovery point.
If you select Latest as the recovery point for an Exchange Server 2007 database, DPM applies
the log files from the protected server and performs a lossless recovery without any additional
steps.
Note
In Exchange 2007, if there are multiple databases in a storage group, all databases will
be dismounted during recovery. An Exchange 2007 best practice is to have one database
per storage group.
How to recover a database to its original location
1. On the server to which the database will be recovered, configure the target database to