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Exchange 2010 updated with service packs, and SBS 2011 (WIndows server 2008).
After a hardware failure we had to run the Exchange server with an empty database for a while to receive/send. Now I have managed to restore the old database.
So I have two normal databases at the same server and want to merge them, i.e. copy the content from the temporary one (that one is very small) to the main database.
Can anyone help me with the exact command?
Temp db name: New
Temp db location: d:\temp\new.edb
Size: 1 GB
Main db name: Mailbox database
Main db location: d:\Exchange\database\Mailb
Size: 110 GB
I can take them both offline (unmount them) if needed..
Thanks in advance
After a hardware failure we had to run the Exchange server with an empty database for a while to receive/send. Now I have managed to restore the old database.
So I have two normal databases at the same server and want to merge them, i.e. copy the content from the temporary one (that one is very small) to the main database.
Can anyone help me with the exact command?
Temp db name: New
Temp db location: d:\temp\new.edb
Size: 1 GB
Main db name: Mailbox database
Main db location: d:\Exchange\database\Mailb
Size: 110 GB
I can take them both offline (unmount them) if needed..
Thanks in advance
Exchange
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Seth Simmons
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They have the same mailboxes in both databases, that is correct.
In that case, for the sake of 1GB I would just export to PST, remove the DB and re-import the PST's into the original database accordingly.
https://practical365.com/exchange-server/export-mailboxes-exchange-server-2010-sp1/
https://practical365.com/exchange-server/export-mailboxes-exchange-server-2010-sp1/
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YEs, I think "Get-Mailbox" as well as "New-MailboxRestoreRequest
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Alternatively, the following may help if one of the databases is mounted as a recovery DB:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/high-availability/disaster-recovery/restore-data-using-recovery-dbs