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Third party tools are one option.<br />
Another option is to build a recovery environment.<br />
That means an Exchange 2003 server with the same name and same Exchange Org name as the original. Then restore to that.<br />
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Simon.
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Third party tools are one option.
Another option is to build a recovery environment.
That means an Exchange 2003 server with the same name and same Exchange Org name as the original. Then restore to that.

Simon.

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if i build recovery enviornment how it will work as &nbsp;servers will have different machine ID and as well SID infotmation &nbsp;will differ from old and new environment.<br />
Could you please provide me steps to execute it ?
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if i build recovery enviornment how it will work as  servers will have different machine ID and as well SID infotmation  will differ from old and new environment.
Could you please provide me steps to execute it ?

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Hi All,<br />
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Secnario is:<br />
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Our client is having &nbsp;exchange 2010 setup. Old ex2003 is completely removed from orgazation almost year back. But now client wants to restore one of &nbsp;mailbox from the &nbsp;2 years old backup.this mailbox was in ex 2003 &nbsp;and not moved to 2010 during the migration.<br />
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So how should i procced with this? I have a backup but with can't restore &nbsp;as no ex2003 setup available anymore in production environment.<br />
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Please help me with your suggestion.
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Hi All,

Secnario is:

Our client is having  exchange 2010 setup. Old ex2003 is completely removed from orgazation almost year back. But now client wants to restore one of  mailbox from the  2 years old backup.this mailbox was in ex 2003  and not moved to 2010 during the migration.

So how should i procced with this? I have a backup but with can't restore  as no ex2003 setup available anymore in production environment.

Please help me with your suggestion.

Exchange backup restore

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