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The information is all in the AD( the configuration part) If you have good back then you are just minutes away from where you were.<br />
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setup /disasterrecovery<br />
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<a href="http://www.petri.co.il/exchange_disasterecovery_switch.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.petri.co.il/exchange_disasterecovery_switch.htm</a><br />
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Regards<br />
Dominic
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The information is all in the AD( the configuration part) If you have good back then you are just minutes away from where you were.



setup /disasterrecovery


http://www.petri.co.il/exchange_disasterecovery_switch.htm [http://www.petri.co.il/exchange_disasterecovery_switch.htm]


Regards
Dominic

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must stuff is in AD, like your email addresses and most of your settings.<br />
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When you do the setup /DisasterRecovery you re install exchange, and then yu restore our message store. Dont forget to mount store when done, it will not automaticly. Also change inside Exchange manager (information store mount) tell it to automaticly mount st startup .. its not the default when you /DisasterRecovery
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must stuff is in AD, like your email addresses and most of your settings.

When you do the setup /DisasterRecovery you re install exchange, and then yu restore our message store. Dont forget to mount store when done, it will not automaticly. Also change inside Exchange manager (information store mount) tell it to automaticly mount st startup .. its not the default when you /DisasterRecovery

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We have had a Ex2K3 server drop 2 disks in Raid5 so have to rebuild - was just wondering if anyone had link to best practice for doing so such that we want it to go into the organisation exactly where it was before. Biggest question is should we remove from Org and then re-add or just leave in and recreate?<br />
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Cheers<br />
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Charlie
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Hi

We have had a Ex2K3 server drop 2 disks in Raid5 so have to rebuild - was just wondering if anyone had link to best practice for doing so such that we want it to go into the organisation exactly where it was before. Biggest question is should we remove from Org and then re-add or just leave in and recreate?

Cheers

Charlie

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