About redirecting Exchange Server 5.5 database
restores
Only the Information
Store database can be restored to a server other than its original
server. The Directory Store database must be restored to its
original server; it cannot be restored through redirection.
When you redirect the
restore of the Information Store database, the services are stopped
while the store is restored. Users cannot access the database until
the restore is complete and the services restarted.
Following are
restrictions for redirecting Exchange Server 5.5 database
restores:
Table: Restrictions for redirecting restores of
Exchange Server 5.5 databases
Restriction
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Description
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The Site and Organization names of the original and destination
servers must match.
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Backup Exec does not prevent redirection of an Information Store
when the Site and Organization names differ. If the Site and
Organization names are different, the redirected restore may appear
to complete successfully but the IS service will fail to start
afterward.
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The No loss restore option cannot be selected.
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The No loss restore option must be unchecked so that any
transaction logs on the destination server are removed to avoid an
incompatibility that would prevent the Information Store service
from starting.
The No loss restore option appears on the Restore Job Properties
for Exchange Server 5.5 dialog box.
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The Directory Store cannot be restored through redirection.
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You cannot redirect a restore job in which you have selected to
restore one or more Exchange Server 5.5 Directory databases.
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Before starting the
restore job, review information on finding and viewing specific
data to restore, as well as for details on restore options and
submitting restore jobs.