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Exchange 2010 Database log problem
Hello all and thanks to anyone who can give me some assistance.
Our exchange setup:
Exchange 2010 SP1 - 2 sites with all roles installed - connected via 100m circuit. We have 5 databases setup on a DAG.
The server with the passive copies crashed yesterday - showing the following in the eventlogs
RPC request to the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service for log truncation failed for database store2\EXCHANGE2. Error: 4294965485.
I deleted this particular databases passive copy, and reseeded. Everything looked okay until the backup ran on the active databases and crashed trying to delete the logs for this db.
Any advice?
Thanks again
Pat
Our exchange setup:
Exchange 2010 SP1 - 2 sites with all roles installed - connected via 100m circuit. We have 5 databases setup on a DAG.
The server with the passive copies crashed yesterday - showing the following in the eventlogs
RPC request to the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service for log truncation failed for database store2\EXCHANGE2. Error: 4294965485.
I deleted this particular databases passive copy, and reseeded. Everything looked okay until the backup ran on the active databases and crashed trying to delete the logs for this db.
Any advice?
Thanks again
Pat
Check http://blog.c7solutions.com/2011/10/exchange-log-truncation-failure-in-dag.html
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RPC traffic is passing fine - 4 other databases are truncating logs without trouble.
First, you should be taking backup for Active database, always take backup for passive db. Second, check the AV exclusion, if AV exclusion is set properly. I guess this db might be in a separate lun, so you might need to check AV exclusion, don't forget to exclude SAN physical path from AV. Normally admin exclude the logical path, but AV still scans the physical path.
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First, you should not be taking backup for Active database, always take backup for passive db. Second, check the AV exclusion, if AV exclusion is set properly. I guess this db might be in a separate lun, so you might need to check AV exclusion, don't forget to exclude SAN physical path from AV. Normally admin exclude the logical path, but AV still scans the physical path.
First, you should not be taking backup for Active database, always take backup for passive db. Second, check the AV exclusion, if AV exclusion is set properly. I guess this db might be in a separate lun, so you might need to check AV exclusion, don't forget to exclude SAN physical path from AV. Normally admin exclude the logical path, but AV still scans the physical path.
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Thanks much for the help
No AV on either box - no SAN - all local storage
We are attempting backup now with symantec, and it is hanging at consistency check
No AV on either box - no SAN - all local storage
We are attempting backup now with symantec, and it is hanging at consistency check
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Also seeing the following in the event log during the backup
Content Indexing function 'CISearch::EcGetRowsetAndA ccessor' received an unusual and unexpected error code from MSSearch.
Mailbox Database: nystore2
Error Code: 0x80041606
Content Indexing function 'CISearch::EcGetRowsetAndA
Mailbox Database: nystore2
Error Code: 0x80041606
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Forget to post the steps for rebuild index
http://www.itexperience.net/exchange-2010-sp1-content-indexing-function-cisearchecgetrowsetandaccessor-received-an-unusual-and-unexpected-error-code-from-mssearch/
http://www.itexperience.net/exchange-2010-sp1-content-indexing-function-cisearchecgetrowsetandaccessor-received-an-unusual-and-unexpected-error-code-from-mssearch/