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Why arent you simply creating DB's using EMC ?<br />
For Journaling go to properties of the Database and check it - Maintenance tab of the MailboxDatabase properties<br />
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- Rancy
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Why arent you simply creating DB's using EMC ?
For Journaling go to properties of the Database and check it - Maintenance tab of the MailboxDatabase properties

- Rancy

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It's been created in EMC. &nbsp;A public folder for example, doesn't appear under database copies. Can non DAG'ed databases be configured likewise?
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It's been created in EMC.  A public folder for example, doesn't appear under database copies. Can non DAG'ed databases be configured likewise?

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What if you run Get-PublicFolderDatabase<br />
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- Rancy
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What if you run Get-PublicFolderDatabase

- Rancy

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Is it possible create a database in Exchange 2010 that is not part of the DAG? Clearly you can create a DB and not add a copy to another server. The CheckDatabaseRedundancy.ps<wbr />1 script will continue to post warnings in relation to these. <br />
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For Journaling - circular logging enabled DB's there must be an option but I don't see it<br />
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Thanks
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Is it possible create a database in Exchange 2010 that is not part of the DAG? Clearly you can create a DB and not add a copy to another server. The CheckDatabaseRedundancy.ps1 script will continue to post warnings in relation to these. 

For Journaling - circular logging enabled DB's there must be an option but I don't see it

Thanks

Exchange 2010 - Non DAG Database?

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