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I am getting error "the specified database isn't configured for replication" when adding second Exchange server as database copy. I have dismounted and removed the default database created on Second server and now trying to replicate database after completing DAG and witness configuration
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Have you made sure that your Drive letters and paths are identical for both DAG members where you are enabling copies?

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Yes... I do have f drive in the second server. I thought it was suppose to pick the same drive automatically
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I did not enable database copy that is when I got this error. I can see it did automatically created folder on F drive on second server. I probably have to log ticket to MS to find why it failed. To me the error sounds specific to health of DB or the empty DB I dismounted on second sever and removed or hidden component of existing DB like health monitoring DB based on event logs on both DB
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I just have to run update to resync but  I got same error on test db too until I did update again. Most be an issue related to cluster network object or cluster network. I am kind of suspicious about seeding if it does not pickup automatically and I have run update every time manually. Kind of wasted ms ticket just to press update or may be I will have to setup second network card on both server and ask them to fix on same ticket
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