Comments on: The Right Way to Perform Recovery in Exchange 2007

By: Brendan Haley

Brendan Haley — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:24:02 +0000

As for recovery from exchange backup there is a great utility called recovery manager for exchange that provides item-level discovery and recovery of all exchange backup stores, mailboxes, PSTs, public folders and Lotus Domino databases. This solution can save a lot of time by enabling you to target content of specific interest. For example, you can recover only particular mailboxes or public folders with it's hierarchies.

By: Abbas Jaffar Ali

Abbas Jaffar Ali — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 13:24:16 +0000

Thanks for the very informative article.

Using the above procedure, is it possible to Move maiboxes between two exchange 2007 setups that are physically in a different locations and networks?

My current exchange 2007’s hard drive is getting a little messed up and using your backup article, I can create the backup and move the file to the new server. Then on the new server, I can recreate the accounts manually . After doing that, can I use this restore method to bring the mail back to these new mailboxes?

One more question- is it possible to use Backup to schedule backups in such a way where the last 3-4 days of backups are available instead of only one backup that is overwritten or appended?

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