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Restore Exchange Mailbox Using Snapshot

 
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jliu79
jliu79
Frequent Advisor

‎01-08-2015 06:58 AM

‎01-08-2015 06:58 AM

Restore Exchange Mailbox Using Snapshot

Hi I'm just wondering if it is ok to mount the cloned snapshot volumes to the same Exchange server. Will it cause any problems as the disk signatures are the same since they were cloned from the production volumes? Or I need to mount the snapshot volumes to a different server then copy the files to the Exchange server? Thanks.

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jmonger96
jmonger96
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‎01-09-2015 05:01 AM

‎01-09-2015 05:01 AM

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Re: Restore Exchange mailbox using snapshot--mount the volumes to the same Exchange server?

Hi Jason,

Yes you can mount back to the same server. Windows will rewrite the disk signature when it detects a duplicate of the production volume. Windows will mark the volume as readonly and hidden so you will need to clear these attributes using diskpart from a command prompt if you intend to write anything to the volume.

Jason

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jliu79
jliu79
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‎01-09-2015 07:16 AM

‎01-09-2015 07:16 AM

Re: Restore Exchange mailbox using snapshot--mount the volumes to the same Exchange server?

Thanks Jason.

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