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information, see “Using the Recovery Manager GUI” (page 29) or “Using the Recovery Manager CLI” (page 51).

5.Delete the original .EDB, .LOG, and .CHK files for a clean restore.

CAUTION: ONLY remove the files, NOT the parent/intermediate folders of the files. The original database path and its structures must be kept the same. You can moved the files to new locations instead of deleting them.

6.Go to the backup server and execute the Recovery Manager file copy restore command:

RMExch restore -s <exchangeServer> -g <storageGroup> -t <timestamp> -filecopy. Alternatively, you can execute a file copy restore using the GUI. For more information, see “Restoring a Storage Group with File Copy Restore” (page 47)).

7.Copy the .LOG files that you preserved and overwrite the logs recovered, including the extra logs not covered by the virtual copy. This process makes the recovery more forward-in-time.

8.Delete the checkpoint file (.CHK).

9.Remount the database(s) to continue.

The Exchange server performs a soft recovery and automatically replays the log. After the store is mounted, Recovery Manager confirms the restore.

NOTE: In some situations Exchange might display a warning message indicating one or more log(s) are out of sync and might not display a confirmation.

Point-of-Failure Recovery for Volume Restore

To perform a point-of-failure recovery for volume restore:

1.Move the currently existing log files on your storage group volumes that you want to roll forward.

NOTE: If Windows does not allow you to move, or even copy, Exchange .LOG files because the files are being used by another program, part of Exchange is still live. If this is the case, move on to the next step.

2.Repeat the point-in-time recovery for volume restore from step 1.

3.With the Exchange database(s) dismounted, preserve the current log files on your storage group volumes if you were not able to do so for step 1.

4.After you have taken all the disk(s) out of maintenance mode, perform the following:

a.Copy the .LOG files that you preserved and overwrite the logs recovered, including the extra logs not covered by the virtual copy. This process makes the recovery more forward-in-time.

b.Delete the checkpoint file (.CHK).

c.Remount the database(s) to continue.

The Exchange server performs a soft recovery and automatically replays the log. After the store is mounted, Recovery Manager confirms the restore.

Single Mailbox Recovery

Following are two methods for single mailbox recovery using Exchange.

•“Restoring a Mailbox from a Backup to a Recovery Server” (page 87)

•“Using the Recovery Storage Group Feature” (page 89)

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Contents User’s Guide Acknowledgments Contents Configuring Backup Software Using the Recovery Manager GUIMounting a Virtual Copy Unmounting a Virtual Copy Creating a Backup of a Virtual CopyScheduling Automatic Virtual Copies Automating Tasks Refreshing All Virtual CopiesTroubleshooting Rapid Backup and Recovery for ExchangeRemote Copy for Recovery Manager Server Virtualization EnvironmentsTypographical Conventions IntroductionRelated Documents Advisories IntroductionSystem Requirements Overview of Recovery ManagerRecovery Manager Requirements Overview of Recovery Manager Running Recovery Manager on a Japanese OSFeatures Supported Features Not Supported Features Not SupportedMicrosoft Volume Shadow Copy Service Supported VSS Components How VSS Works with Exchange Recovery Manager LayoutHow VSS Works with Exchange Centralized Backup Configuration Single Host Backup ConfigurationCCR Backup Configuration Recovery Manager LayoutMultiple Domain Backup Configurations Two HP 3PAR Storage Systems, One SiteServer Relationships Backup ServerRemote Copy Backup Server Exchange ServersInstalling Recovery Manager Installation and DeinstallationUpgrading to Recovery Manager for Exchange Backup ServerUnderstanding the Registry Verifying the InstallationVerifying the Installation Environment Variables Deinstalling Recovery ManagerEditing the Registry Deinstalling Recovery Manager Configuring Recovery Manager Configuring Recovery ManagerConfiguring the Database Grouping Volumes into Autonomic Groups Configuring Mount FunctionalityConfiguring Recovery Manager for CCR Configuring the ProviderMultiple Domain Requirements Configuring Multiple DomainsVolume Sets Registering DomainsManaging Domain Components Modifying Domain CredentialsUnregistering a Domain Server component is installed Configuring Backup SoftwareConfiguring Symantec NetBackup OverviewRequirements Configuring HP Data ProtectorSetting Up the HP Data Protector Backup Specification Using Symantec NetBackup Using Your Backup SoftwareSetting Up HP Data Protector Cell Manager Access Using HP Data ProtectorUsing the Recovery Manager GUI Overview of the Recovery Manager GUIManaging Domains Starting the GUIStopping the GUI Registering the Server Setting the Recovery Manager Policy ConfigurationHow Recovery Manager Policies Work Working in Multiple DomainsNumeric-Based Policies Expiration-Based PoliciesRetention Time Restrictions Setting Recovery Manager PoliciesSetting the Recovery Manager Policy Configuration Configuring Email Notifications Modifying the Time Constraints for a Virtual CopyHow Virtual Copy Creation Works Deleting Email ConfigurationsCreating Virtual Copies of Storage Groups Processes after Virtual Copy Creation Manually Creating a Virtual Copy of a Storage GroupProcesses during Virtual Copy Creation How Remote Virtual Copy Works Creating a Virtual Copy of an LCR-Enabled Storage GroupCreating Remote Virtual Copies of Storage Groups Manually Creating a Remote Virtual Copy of a Storage GroupPrimary Creating a Virtual Copy of a CCR-Enabled Storage GroupOption Description CCR Virtual Copy on Active Node CCR Virtual Copy on Passive NodeScheduling Automated Tasks with Task Scheduler Automating TasksScheduling Automatic Virtual Copies Managing Automated Tasks with Task Manager Refreshing Virtual Copy Information Mounting a Virtual CopyUnmounting a Virtual Copy Refreshing All Virtual CopiesRefreshing All Virtual Copies for a Specific Storage Group Manually Creating Backups at the Storage Group LevelBacking Up a Virtual Copy Refreshing a Specific Virtual CopyCreating Backups at the Storage Group Level for CCR You are using an expiration-based policy, orYou are using an expiration-based policy, or Scheduling Automatic Backups at the Storage Group Level Creating a Backup of a Virtual CopyScheduling an Automatic Backup of a Virtual Copy Restoring from a Virtual Copy Restoring a Storage Group with File Copy RestoreRestoring a Storage Group with Volume Restore Manually Analyzing and Synchronizing the Repository Restoring a Volume or Directory from a Media BackupAnalyzing the Repository Removing Available Virtual Copies Validating a Virtual CopyRemoving Virtual Copies Removing Removed Virtual CopiesViewing Event Message Descriptions Recovery Manager Commands Using the Recovery Manager CLIRecovery Manager for Exchange Command Line Interface CLI Recovery Manager for Exchange Command Line Interface CLIExamples Using the Recovery Manager CLIRMExch analyze RMExch backup Recovery Manager CommandsDefault is System Drive\3parsnapshot ExampleRMExch config RMExch create Recovery Manager Commands RMExch create -s bottlenosed -g sg2 RMExch deletebackup RMExch display RMExch displayDomain RMExch listbackup RMExch ModifyDomain RMExch mount RMExch peer RMExch policy RMExch policy -s bottlenosed -g first storage group -i 10 -r RMExch portconfig RMExch rcstatus RMExch RegisterDomain RMExch remove RMExch report RMExch repository RMExch reset RMExch restore Parameters ExamplesRMExch create command RMExch setvcRMExch unmount RMExch UnRegisterDomain RMExch validate Running Recovery Manager as a Scheduled JobScheduling Virtual Copies using the Recovery Manager GUI Scheduling Virtual Copies with Windows Task SchedulerRunning Recovery Manager as a Scheduled Job RMExch create -s Exchange Server 1 -g storagegroup3Rapid Backup and Recovery for Exchange Rapid Backup and Recovery for ExchangeBackup Key Microsoft Exchange File TypesPoint-In-Time Recovery Recovery ProceduresAdvantages of Using Recovery Manager Recovery ProceduresVolume Promote Point-In-Time Recovery From the Cluster Administrator, take the Disks offlineSingle Copy Clusters Point-Of-Failure RecoveryPoint-of-Failure Recovery for File Copy Restore Continuous Copy Replication ClustersSingle Mailbox Recovery Point-of-Failure Recovery for Volume RestoreRestoring a Mailbox from a Backup to a Recovery Server Rapid Backup and Recovery for Exchange Creating a Recovery Storage Group Using the Recovery Storage Group FeatureHow Recovery Storage Groups Operate Restoring a Mailbox Store to the Recovery Storage Group Additional Documentation Additional DocumentationAsynchronous Periodic Mode Remote Copy Remote Copy for Recovery ManagerSynchronous Mode Remote Copy Remote Copy for Recovery ManagerSupport for Remote Copy Modes and Policies Setting Up Remote CopySetting Up Remote Copy Support for GeoCluster for Microsoft WindowsSetting Up Remote Copy Volume Groups for Storage Groups Recovering a Storage Group from a Remote Copy Backup ServerVMWare and Egenera Server Virtualization EnvironmentsVMWare and Egenera Known Microsoft Issues TroubleshootingKnown Issues TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Suggestion RMExch analyze -s exchange server -g storage group Regsvr32 C\Windows\system32\msclus.dll Troubleshooting Event Messages RME3126 Error Could not delete Event ID Error Message 3112Backup server Local configuration fileCommand on this snapshot Event ID Error Message 3164RME3176 Error Verification has If NetBackup is included in environmentUnmount the shared volumes before Event ID Error Message 3204Storage group share volumes. Please Before running restore3807 3PARVSS3807 Error Unable to read Removing this configuration3806 3PARVSS3806 Error Unable to read InServ Storage System connection setup3PARVSS3816 Error Unable to find Event ID Error Message 3813 3PARVSS3813 Error Unable to get3PARVSS3814 Error Unable to find Make sure you have entered the rightStorage System configuration entry Event ID Error Message 3817 3PARVSS3817 Error VSS ProviderLog level setup Allowable volumes5055 3PARVSS5055 Error Token Invalid Event ID Error Message Description/Action 5054An error CommandPermission to access it Event ID Error Message Description/Action 5062Unable to access registry for the specified key 5063 3PARVSS5063 Error Could not queryFrom the command line. To put it into a Event ID Error Message 5103 RME5103 Error The VSS WriterRME5104 Error The VSS Exchange RME5108 Error The VSS WriterRME5127 Error a backup for same Event ID Error Message 5123RME5126 Error The creation of a To hold I/O writes. Try again when5145 Event ID Error Message 5134New license Valid licenseNot appear to be installed. You cannot Event ID Error Message 5146RME5147 Error Cannot remove a VSS Provider does not appear to be installedVolumes exceeded Event ID Error MessageRME5159 Error Maximum number RME5162 Error Unable to getTry performing recovery operations Snapshot volumeServer install location from registry Volume Name is currently exposed toCopy registered volumes information Event ID Error Message 5195Copy command for group Remote Copy RME5199 Error Remote copy groupActive Directory Notification command for remote copy CopyNeed to check the firewall settings Ready for syncDue to invalid username or password Event ID Error Message 5438DataProtector command error Could not access the HP 3PAR Storage System
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