Ian Price
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Help understand Eseutil - When performing a soft recovery - Where are the log files located ?
I am trying to do a soft recovery of our database but I am not sure where our log files are stored ?
Looking for the log file that starts r00 but I cant find them I can only find log files that are located in the MDBDATA directory starting with E00010DF.log then E00010E0.log,E00010E1.log, E00010E2.l og right up to E00014b1.log
Are these the log files ?
eseutil /r r00 /i /d"c:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Recovery Storage Group"
Looking for the log file that starts r00 but I cant find them I can only find log files that are located in the MDBDATA directory starting with E00010DF.log then E00010E0.log,E00010E1.log,
Are these the log files ?
eseutil /r r00 /i /d"c:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Recovery Storage Group"
ASKER
No Sorry let me explain..
eseutil /r r00 /i /d"c:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Recovery Storage Group" was copied from the following web site
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824126
About 2/3 down the page you'll see 'Restore a Mailbox Store to the Recovery Storage Group'...underneath that you'll want the section named 'Manually Copy Database Files to a Recovery Storage Group'
I use Symantec Backup Exec" System Recovery to protect our Exchange server.
I restore edthe contents of the MDBDATA directory back to a Temp directory on the same exchange server when I run Eseutil against my copy of the priv1.edb file it tell me a Dirty shutdown occured - so I am trying to do a softrecover but I don't know where the log file are stored.
The temp folder has the priv1.edb and the E00010E0.log,E00010E1.log, E00010E2.l og right up to E00014b1.log
I copied eseutil.exe and and the required dll into my temp folder and ran
eseutil /r e00 /i /d"c:\mytempfolder"
I was told it was succesful but when I run esutil /mh against my priv1.ebd I am told it still in dirty stte ?
Can you help..
eseutil /r r00 /i /d"c:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\Recovery Storage Group" was copied from the following web site
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824126
About 2/3 down the page you'll see 'Restore a Mailbox Store to the Recovery Storage Group'...underneath that you'll want the section named 'Manually Copy Database Files to a Recovery Storage Group'
I use Symantec Backup Exec" System Recovery to protect our Exchange server.
I restore edthe contents of the MDBDATA directory back to a Temp directory on the same exchange server when I run Eseutil against my copy of the priv1.edb file it tell me a Dirty shutdown occured - so I am trying to do a softrecover but I don't know where the log file are stored.
The temp folder has the priv1.edb and the E00010E0.log,E00010E1.log,
I copied eseutil.exe and and the required dll into my temp folder and ran
eseutil /r e00 /i /d"c:\mytempfolder"
I was told it was succesful but when I run esutil /mh against my priv1.ebd I am told it still in dirty stte ?
Can you help..
When you run /mh, what is the "log required" value?
are those logs present in this Temp folder?
are those logs present in this Temp folder?
ASKER
The "log required" value Is 6390-6979
And no they don't appear to be in the Temp file but they are not on the live system either ?
And no they don't appear to be in the Temp file but they are not on the live system either ?
do you also have a restore.env file in the system?
ASKER
No there is no restore.env
the logs available and logs required values don't seem to match
if you convert E00010E0.log to decimal, it comes to 4320 and E00014b1.log comes to 5297
If you convert the range of log required to hex it comes to E00018F6.log-E0001B43.log
if you convert E00010E0.log to decimal, it comes to 4320 and E00014b1.log comes to 5297
If you convert the range of log required to hex it comes to E00018F6.log-E0001B43.log
ASKER
So does that mean I am screwed ?
as this is exchange 2003, can you create a RSG and then do a restore of the mailbox store in the RSG and check?
ASKER
Ok I copied the files from my temp location which included the database file and logs into the RSG and it mounts but does not display any mailboxes and EXMERGE can't find any either ?
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I must be missing something then - it's mounts but there are not mailboxes...
if that is the case then can you search and check if any restore.env file was created
if you are able to find this file then run eseutil /cc against the folder that has this file.