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Exchange Database Creation and Mailbox Migration.
Hello Experts,
I am hosting the emails of another external domain on our exchange server 2010. Hence, I need to create separate mailbox database and need to move mailboxes to newly created mailbox.
Please experts help me how to achieve this and what precautions I have to consider.
Thanks in advance.
I am hosting the emails of another external domain on our exchange server 2010. Hence, I need to create separate mailbox database and need to move mailboxes to newly created mailbox.
Please experts help me how to achieve this and what precautions I have to consider.
Thanks in advance.
ExchangeActive DirectoryWindows Server 2008
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Logs have to be located in a unique directory for each database.
Therefore I usually create a directory called Exchange Transaction Logs, then a sub directory for each database below that.
A for the second comment - it means what I wrote. Moving mailboxes generates transaction logs and you need to ensure that your backup is setup to include the second database.
Simon.
Therefore I usually create a directory called Exchange Transaction Logs, then a sub directory for each database below that.
A for the second comment - it means what I wrote. Moving mailboxes generates transaction logs and you need to ensure that your backup is setup to include the second database.
Simon.
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Hi,
Need to clarify one more thing that Can I keep same Logs folder for both database ?
Need to clarify one more thing that Can I keep same Logs folder for both database ?
No. That is why I said you need to use a unique database for each database.
Simon.
Simon.
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Thanks Simon for the help.
D:\Mailbox\Database\Domain
E:\ Logs
I want to move the mailbox to
D:\ mailbox\Database\Company2\
Is it necessary to logs ?
BTW, I didn't understood by this " The only thing to watch is the build up of the transaction logs and then ensure it is in your backup schedule."
Thanks Simon for help.