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Exchange 2003 Redundancy/Replication

Asked by Solpak in Email Servers, Exchange Email Server

Hello People,

Have a quick query regarding redundancy/replication of an Exchange server (Exchange 2003)
We had downtime of a day due to the private information store being corrupted and as the database was so large the repair of the exchange server took almost all day..

As we were doing this the client could not send/recieve any mail..as they are very dependant on email this downtime was critical to thier business..

here comes the question of what the best option is to backup/mirror such a appliacation? and can this be done?

Im not too sure how it would work either but having a mirror of the Exchange so if the main information store, etc goes down the other would take over and they would have email? (but not mirroring exactly as this may copy corruption lol)

Any advice would be appreciated on the best practice?

Thanks
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