Spanish keywords: Restaurar uno o múltiples buzones de Exchange 2003 utilizando Grupos de almacenamiento de recuperación
Source:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcCtJdRn79U (include errors not quickly fixed)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odP4GqwRF-Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j7Hv3nQIec (good video, steps missing, long and slow introduction, and it copies not merge backup - so there is duplicity)
Types of backup
BACKUP FOR SYSTEM HARDWARE FAILURE
1. You need a backup (use ntbackup and make a full backup on sunday - stopping exchange services with a script), call the file Exchange Full SysRecovery Backup.bkf
BACKUP FOR Recovery Storage Groups
2. You'll also need a full backup with Exchange services running. It means "select checkboxes" on the side of "Exchange Information Store" when you select the scope of Ntbackup, call the file Exchange Full IS Backup.bkf
For use this instructions you need the second type of backup listed and at least Exchange 2003 SP2 installed
Steps:
1. Connect an USB or USB Hard disk drive with almost USB 2.0 and at least free same with the same size of priv1.edb or priv1.stm
2. Create a folder G:\Recovery
3. Start Exchange System Manager
4. Browse to Servers - ServerName - First Storage Group
5. Right Clic on First Storage Group and clic "New Recovery Storage Groups", go to General Tab and point both "Transaction Log Location" and "System Path Location" to G:\Recovery (USB)
6. Now clic on "Recovery Storage Group" and right clic to "Add Database to Recover", select your Database the default it's called "Mailbox Store"
7. Now go to "Database Tab" and be sure to have checked "The database can be overwritten by a restore"
8. Now open ntbackup.exe, go to Restore Tab, look for more recent Catalog file of "Exchange Full IS Backup", and check "Mailboxes and LogFiles", clic Start Restore. You'll be asked to select the "hostname" of your production server or a temporary server (more complex), create a second folder on drive G:\ called temp, so you can point the "Temporary location for log and..." to G:\temp
9. I've recomend to mark both checkboxes "Last restore set (Log File Replay)" and mount to finish.
10. Wait until restoration is Finished
11. Wait at least 5 minutes to see the "Recovery Storage GRoup" mounted and two subfolers "mailboxes and logon"
12. When you can access to Mailbox subfolder, you'll notice that all mailboxes are marked as "deleted" with a "Red X"
13. You right clic on one or select several mailboxes and you'll open a wizard of Exchange Tasks called "Recover Mailbox Data", clic on next, select the "Destination Storage Group\Database", clic next
14. Select Merge to copy only "missing items", if you chose Copy you'll create duplicates of all elements even if exist on the destination. Clic Next
15. You can schedule the task, or can clic next to start the process
16. That's all, only inexistent items will be restored, it could take more time than just copying but is better for the final user
Greetings
BADBOY
PS: If you have questions play the source videos, understand it and do your own tests.
Source:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcCtJdRn79U (include errors not quickly fixed)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odP4GqwRF-Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j7Hv3nQIec (good video, steps missing, long and slow introduction, and it copies not merge backup - so there is duplicity)
Types of backup
BACKUP FOR SYSTEM HARDWARE FAILURE
1. You need a backup (use ntbackup and make a full backup on sunday - stopping exchange services with a script), call the file Exchange Full SysRecovery Backup.bkf
BACKUP FOR Recovery Storage Groups
2. You'll also need a full backup with Exchange services running. It means "select checkboxes" on the side of "Exchange Information Store" when you select the scope of Ntbackup, call the file Exchange Full IS Backup.bkf
For use this instructions you need the second type of backup listed and at least Exchange 2003 SP2 installed
Steps:
1. Connect an USB or USB Hard disk drive with almost USB 2.0 and at least free same with the same size of priv1.edb or priv1.stm
2. Create a folder G:\Recovery
3. Start Exchange System Manager
4. Browse to Servers - ServerName - First Storage Group
5. Right Clic on First Storage Group and clic "New Recovery Storage Groups", go to General Tab and point both "Transaction Log Location" and "System Path Location" to G:\Recovery (USB)
6. Now clic on "Recovery Storage Group" and right clic to "Add Database to Recover", select your Database the default it's called "Mailbox Store"
7. Now go to "Database Tab" and be sure to have checked "The database can be overwritten by a restore"
8. Now open ntbackup.exe, go to Restore Tab, look for more recent Catalog file of "Exchange Full IS Backup", and check "Mailboxes and LogFiles", clic Start Restore. You'll be asked to select the "hostname" of your production server or a temporary server (more complex), create a second folder on drive G:\ called temp, so you can point the "Temporary location for log and..." to G:\temp
9. I've recomend to mark both checkboxes "Last restore set (Log File Replay)" and mount to finish.
10. Wait until restoration is Finished
11. Wait at least 5 minutes to see the "Recovery Storage GRoup" mounted and two subfolers "mailboxes and logon"
12. When you can access to Mailbox subfolder, you'll notice that all mailboxes are marked as "deleted" with a "Red X"
13. You right clic on one or select several mailboxes and you'll open a wizard of Exchange Tasks called "Recover Mailbox Data", clic on next, select the "Destination Storage Group\Database", clic next
14. Select Merge to copy only "missing items", if you chose Copy you'll create duplicates of all elements even if exist on the destination. Clic Next
15. You can schedule the task, or can clic next to start the process
16. That's all, only inexistent items will be restored, it could take more time than just copying but is better for the final user
Greetings
BADBOY
PS: If you have questions play the source videos, understand it and do your own tests.
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