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| To perform a restore of a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 environment, you first have to have a viable backup, which you can make with NTBackup. You can restore an Exchange Server mailbox database with simple Windows PowerShell commands through Exchange Management Shell. You can restore a single mailbox through Exchange Management Console, or a single mail item through Microsoft Outlook, provided they haven't exceeded the deleted items retention period. |
Nobody likes to think about it, but everybody knows that at some point disaster could strike your Exchange Server environment. It could be something external and unavoidable, such as a flood, earthquake, or fire. Or it could be something in the organization itself—a faulty piece of hardware or a failed connection. You need to be prepared—and you will be if you've performed your backups and know how to restore them quickly. . . .
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chumphries February 15, 2008 (Article Rating: