When using the ESE Restore Method, all databases being restored must first be dismounted using a Microsoft-approved approach or by selecting the Dismount Databases Before Restore option in the Restore and Recovery Options tab of the Restore Options tab. Failing to dismount the database before performing the restore results in either a Restore Failure or a Restore Completed with Warnings job status.
IMPORTANT: Windows Server 2008 supports Exchange Server 2007 SP1 or later; previous versions of Exchange 2007 are not supported. In a standard Exchange Server 2007 SP1 installation, there is an ESE client library (esebcli2.dll) in the Exchange Server Bin folder. The file version of esebcli2.dll is 8.1.240.5 for Exchange Server 2007 SP1. However, if this library is not replicated from the Exchange Bin folder to the Windows Bin folder, an older version of the .dll file might be present in the Windows Bin folder. Plug‑in for Exchange uses the ESE client library that is available in the Windows Bin folder. If the older version of the library is contained in the Windows Bin folder, a backup or restore job might fail. If a failure occurs, save a copy of the ESE client library from the Windows Bin folder to a safe location, copy the ESE client library from the Exchange Server Bin folder to the Windows Bin folder, and run the backup or restore job again. |
During a VSS-based restore, the plug-in instructs the Exchange Store Writer to coordinate with the Exchange Information Store — on behalf of the plug-in — to prepare the system for the restore, verify the restore targets, put back the data from the backup device, and then replay the transaction logs as needed.
NOTE: The Copy File Restore Method is required when creating a Staging Area or Target Directory to perform individual mailbox and mailbox item recovery. For more information, see the Quest Recovery Manager for Exchange User Guide. |
The Restore Phase is used to transfer all the files included in a backup from storage to the local disk. This process can be done using one of the Restore Methods defined in Reviewing the available restore methods.
A standard restore procedure includes the steps outlined in the following topics:
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