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To recover the databases or storage groups to a folder

In Path, specify the destination folder where files of the selected database or storage group will be

saved. The storage group or database files will be extracted from the backup along with transaction

log files.

The extracted databases will be in a Dirty Shutdown state. When recovering databases to their

original location, the databases can remain in a Dirty Shutdown state and be mountable by the

system. When recovering to an alternate location, databases cannot be mounted until you 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:

 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd876926.aspx

 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998340(EXCHG.80).aspx

6.4 Selecting target destinations for mailboxes, public

folders, or their contents

When creating a recovery task on the management server, you can select the Exchange Server where

the selected data will be recovered. To do this, click Browse and select the required Exchange server

with the Agent for Exchange installed.

In the Data paths drop-down box, select one the following data paths:

 Microsoft Exchange Server (p. 37) - recover mailboxes, public folders, or their contents to the

original or different mailbox database. Mailboxes (public folders, or their contents) can be

recovered only if they have the associated user accounts in the Active Directory.

 PST file (p. 38) - save mailboxes, public folders, or their contents to a .pst file.

6.4.1 Recovering mailboxes, public folders, and their contents to

the Exchange server

User mailboxes, public folders, and their contents can be recovered only if they have the associated

user accounts in the Active Directory, and if these user accounts are enabled. In this case, the

recovery task result will be "Succeeded". Mailboxes that have no matching user accounts in the

Active Directory are skipped during recovery. If some mailboxes are skipped, the recovery task result

will be "Succeeded with warnings". If all mailboxes are skipped, the recovery task result will be

"Failed".

If the mailboxes being recovered already exist on the current Exchange server, the recovery will

proceed exactly to these mailboxes. The mailboxes that are missing on the current Exchange server,

but exist on a different Exchange server within the current Exchange organization will be skipped

during recovery. To recover such mailboxes, you should connect the console to the Exchange server

hosting these mailboxes and start the mailbox recovery on this server.

If the mailboxes are missing within the current Exchange organization, you should specify the

mailbox database where the missing mailboxes will be created (see later in this section).

Note for resource mailboxes: Shared, room, and equipment mailboxes can be recovered only if their associated

Active Directory user accounts are disabled.

Note for system mailboxes: Discovery and Arbitration mailboxes are skipped during recovery.

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