Either
import into the production server or load the PST file directly into Outlook and
only restore what is needed.
As for
the hardware and software, it's only really necessary if you are going with a
dedicated recovery server. We've used as a recovery server a
workstation class machine with a SCSI card to attach to the backup
device. We decomm the thing immediately after use, and you MIGHT be
able to use an NFR license, since the recovery server wouldn't need to be a
production machine.
List Charter and FAQ at:-----Original Message-----
From: Leone, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 07:42
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: RE: "Reminders" not found on 1 mailbox during BackupExec backup> Online backup using Microsoft documented APIs. Restore of individual
> mailboxes are not done...
> you reload the Information Store(s), prefereably to a recovery server,Presuming you have the hardware, and an extra licensed copy of the OS and Exchange to use ...
> then EXMERGE or connect via a MAPI client and export
> just the info needed. Also, reduced backup window, flushing
> of transaction logs (no need to use circular logging, which means that in
> the event of a DR situation, you can replay the logs up to the point of
> failure, if the logs are available).So I would EXMERGE out the CEO's mailbox; and then what? Import it into my real, production server?
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