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Restore Operations ◆ Patch files are written to the backup media. ◆ Committed transaction logs are truncated (deleted) by MS Exchange. These logs are no longer required since they have been committed to the database file and they have been written to the backup media. Restore Operations Using a few simple operations, an administrator using the Backup, Archive, and Restore interface can browse Microsoft Exchange Server backups and select the ones to be restored. Limitations with Exchange 2000 restores The following limitations exist for NetBackup for Microsoft Exchange Server when performing Exchange 2000 restore operations. ◆ A restore of more than one storage group at a time (per job) will fail. Methods NetBackup provides three methods to perform restores: ◆ server-directed ◆ redirecting a restore to a different client ◆ redirecting a restore to a different path An overview of these methods is given in the following sections. For more information on these restore methods and other administrator-directed activities, refer to the NetBackup System Administrator’s Guide for UNIX or NetBackup System Administrator’s Guide for Windows. Server-Directed Restore An administrator can browse NetBackup for Microsoft Exchange Server files and select the ones to be restored. When the administrator initiates the restore, the request is passed from the client to the NetBackup master server. Once the server validates the request, the restore operation becomes fully managed by the server, which identifies the storage device and the volume containing the MS Exchange databases by querying the NetBackup database. The server then transmits the data back to the client. 8 NetBackup for Microsoft Exchange Server System Administrator’s Guide
Chapter 1, Introduction Restore Operations NetBackup restores MS Exchange databases and transaction log extents from a range of backups. By default, this range includes the last full backup and all user-directed and incremental backups appropriate since that full backup. NetBackup will allow you to select the NetBackup server from which files will be restored, to view the backup history, and to select items to restore for: ◆ a specific client ◆ other clients that were backed up by the selected NetBackup server Redirecting a Restore to a Different Client Files or folders can be restored to a client other than the one from which they were backed up. This is possible only if the NetBackup administrator sets up the configuration to allow it and the NetBackup for Lotus Notes agent has been installed on the alternate client. The administrator using the NetBackup Administration Console on the master server or using the Remote Administration Console can direct restores to any NetBackup client (regardless of which client the files came from). Please see the appropriate NetBackup manuals for the configuration needed for this type of redirected restore. Because the Microsoft Exchange Directory database contains machine and security information, it can only be restored to the original computer or a clone of the original computer. The Microsoft Exchange Information Store databases may be restored to a different Microsoft Exchange Server. Additional Requirements for MS Exchange 2000 Before redirecting the restore of storage groups or individual databases: ◆ The storage groups and databases must exist on the target server. ◆ The storage groups and databases must have the same names as the original storage groups or databases. ◆ The target databases must be configured so that they can be overwritten. Using the Exchange System Manager, right-click the database you want to overwrite, click Properties, and then on the Database tab, select This database can be overwritten by a restore. ◆ The target server must have the same Organization and Administrative Group name as the source server. Redirecting a Restore to a Different Path A user can restore mailbox objects and Public folder objects to folders that are different from the folders from which the objects were backed up. Database objects should not be redirected to different paths. 9
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