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HI,<br />
Tell me or not is the follwoing possible....<br />
Running Exchange 2007 running LCR.... The backup database is going to another server that runs exchange 2007, but is not actually being used. If the main exchange goes down, can the backup exchange &nbsp;server be configured to mount these backup databases and log files and then be used? I know that we would have to visit all clients and change the name of the exchange server under outlook, but is this scenario possible?????<br />
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Just thinking about redundancy....
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HI,
Tell me or not is the follwoing possible....
Running Exchange 2007 running LCR.... The backup database is going to another server that runs exchange 2007, but is not actually being used. If the main exchange goes down, can the backup exchange  server be configured to mount these backup databases and log files and then be used? I know that we would have to visit all clients and change the name of the exchange server under outlook, but is this scenario possible?????

Just thinking about redundancy....

Configring Exchange 2007 to use LCR back databses...

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