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Install DB in EXCH2013
about this command:
I haven't installed like this, I used the GUI.
There is no DB created. Can I do this manually at every time ?
.\setup /m:Install /Roles:ca,mb,mt /IAcceptExchangeServerLicenseTerms /InstallWindowsComponents /DBFilePath:"C:\DB01\DB01.edb" /LogFolderPath:"C:\DB01\Logs" /MdbName:"DB01"
I haven't installed like this, I used the GUI.
There is no DB created. Can I do this manually at every time ?
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Yes I know the command.
But my question is, can I create the DB also later on ? Because I already have installed EXCH2013.
But my question is, can I create the DB also later on ? Because I already have installed EXCH2013.
Oh, sorry.
Yes, you can create DB after you install Exchange. If you have Exchange standard, then you can create 5 database, or better said, you can have 5 mounted DB.
To create DB, just log to EAC --> Servers --> Databases --> Add new DB
OR via Exchange Shell:
New-MailboxDatabase -Name "<DB_Name>" -EdbFilePath "D:\ExchangeDatabases\DB1\D
Regards,
Ivan.
Yes, you can create DB after you install Exchange. If you have Exchange standard, then you can create 5 database, or better said, you can have 5 mounted DB.
To create DB, just log to EAC --> Servers --> Databases --> Add new DB
OR via Exchange Shell:
New-MailboxDatabase -Name "<DB_Name>" -EdbFilePath "D:\ExchangeDatabases\DB1\D
Regards,
Ivan.
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For database creation you can use the following:
New-MailboxDatabase -Name "MailboxDatabase01" -EdbFilePath D:\DatabaseFiles\MailboxDa
After successfully creating the Database we need to mount it to the Exchange server with the following command.
Mount-Database -Identity "MailboxDatabase01"
New-MailboxDatabase -Name "MailboxDatabase01" -EdbFilePath D:\DatabaseFiles\MailboxDa
After successfully creating the Database we need to mount it to the Exchange server with the following command.
Mount-Database -Identity "MailboxDatabase01"
Every time you install Exchange (mailbox role) there will be a default mailbox database created on that server no matter how you install it.
for any additional DB you will need to create it manually either with the GUI or with the new-mailboxdatabase command
for any additional DB you will need to create it manually either with the GUI or with the new-mailboxdatabase command
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as per MS article, it is supported to use [/DbFilePath:<Edb file path>] and [/LogFolderPath:<log folder path>] switches.
MS link: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997281(v=exchg.150).aspx
Regards,
Ivan.