Exchange 2003 Disaster Recovery
- From: CSP <Anon@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 10:11:18 -0800
Is there no way to get an Information Store up and running on a new
piece of hardware / in a new geographic location without doing a
/disasteryrecovery installation of Exchange?
The Recovery Storage Group is handly for recovering pieces of mail /
mailboxes by extracting to a PST, but will only merge that mail back
into the original mailbox on the original server, which in the case of
a disaster does no good as it doesn't exist. It would be incredibly
handy to be able to move the RSG into a production Information Store
somehow, but that does not seem to be supported.
Short of buying a replication product like DoubleTake, what do people
have in their recovery plan for a speedy recovery from a machine /
site failure?
I feel I must be missing something basic here, or is it acceptable to
have to build a new Exchange server using /disasterrecovery before you
can get your users up and running again?
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