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Hi,<br />
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If you understand scripting then you may be able to modify this script or get you started. Be careful as this has options in it to delete the store so testing outside of production should be a must.<br />
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How to to count and dismount data stores via command line<br />
<a href="http://exchange.mvps.org/E2K3/mount%20a%20store%20via%20cmd.htm" rel="ugc nofollow">http://exchange.mvps.org/E2K3/mount%20a%20store%20via%20cmd.htm</a>
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Hi,

If you understand scripting then you may be able to modify this script or get you started. Be careful as this has options in it to delete the store so testing outside of production should be a must.

How to to count and dismount data stores via command line
http://exchange.mvps.org/E2K3/mount%20a%20store%20via%20cmd.htm [http://exchange.mvps.org/E2K3/mount%20a%20store%20via%20cmd.htm]

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Just a quick quesiton. &nbsp;Thru searching here and google I can't find an answer to this.<br />
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How can I mount/dismount a store using command prompt.<br />
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I want to do this so as to do an offline backup. &nbsp;But I want to script it. &nbsp;I know where the files are but I the only way right now I have to do it is to stop the &quot;Microsoft Exchange Information Store&quot; service. &nbsp;As this server also runs Blackberry Enterprise Server (Which is depended on the Information Store service) I don't want to have to stop and start a bunch of services.
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Just a quick quesiton.  Thru searching here and google I can't find an answer to this.

How can I mount/dismount a store using command prompt.

I want to do this so as to do an offline backup.  But I want to script it.  I know where the files are but I the only way right now I have to do it is to stop the "Microsoft Exchange Information Store" service.  As this server also runs Blackberry Enterprise Server (Which is depended on the Information Store service) I don't want to have to stop and start a bunch of services.

How to mount/dismount a store using command prompt?

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.