I think you should finish the restoration, right?
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I'd like to perform migration of my current physical Exchange Server 2007 from RAID-5 LUN into a server with fewer Hard Disk drive in RAID-1
is there anything that i should be paying attention into ?
Source: 5x 400 GB with RAID 5 (total 1.5 TB)
Target: 2x 400 GB with RAID 1 (400 GB)
I've calculated that the total content of the partitions on source server is just 198 GB, therefore I am dare to move the Exchange Server into the smaller disk drive.
Previously, Ive done restoration to a bigger LUN size and it doesn't go as I expected with the unknown partition cannot be used. So is there anything that i should do before during and after this process ?
Thanks.
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Hi BJLJ,
I was able to restore finally after struggling with the Error Code:
Error: "V2iSR.exe - Application Error. The exception unknown software exception (0xC000417) occurred in the application at location 0x008DEE3E..." while restoring a recovery point using Symantec Recovery Disk
I found out that is due to the ESXi partitions still exist in the target server, OK I finally reconfigure the partition using 3rd party Disk partitioning tool.
But then after the restore process, my OS is infinitely restarting ?
I didn't check restore anyware (the server difference is the SCSI controller from PERC 6/i into SAS6i/r) I've also restore each partitions using "Restore Disk signature" options already and only mark the C drive partitions as boot/active ?
You should to check restore anyware if you restore the image to another server with different HCL.
According the guide, restore original disk signature:
Select this option if either of the following situations are true:
Your computer's drive letters are atypical (for example, assigned letters other than C, D, E, and so forth).
You are restoring a recovery point to a blank hard drive.
Symantec Backup Exec System Recovery 8.5 User Guide
http://support.veritas.com
http://seer.entsupport.sym
OK, i"m now trying to create the SRD from the guide above as per my target server hardware and then drag n drop the Driver into the INF dir. and see how it goes from there.
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by: BJLJPosted on 2009-11-08 at 22:50:47ID: 25773807
You can do it.
When you run the restore wizard, just make sure to check the "Resize restored drive" check-box.