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This is happening on the test lab, not a production environment, so I wonder whatis the best suggested way to recover from the DR situation with 15 Storage Groups in total of 2.6TB for the 2x mailbox server role spanned across two different AD site in single domain.
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This is happening on the test lab, not a production environment, so I wonder whatis the best suggested way to recover from the DR situation with 15 Storage Groups in total of 2.6TB for the 2x mailbox server role spanned across two different AD site in single domain.

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The method I provided above is the way it *should* be done.
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The method I provided above is the way it *should* be done.

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Hi,<br />
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What should I do when the Active Production site of Exchange CCR mailbox node is lost or corrupted entirely ?<br />
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My understanding is that the passive node can only receive update or replication from the active node and cannot be forced to replicate to the active node.<br />
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can anyone please explain to me ?
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Hi,

What should I do when the Active Production site of Exchange CCR mailbox node is lost or corrupted entirely ?

My understanding is that the passive node can only receive update or replication from the active node and cannot be forced to replicate to the active node.

can anyone please explain to me ?

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