20 tips in 20 minutes: Protecting and recovering Exchange data

"20 tips on protecting and recovering Exchange data in 20 minutes" is excerpted from a chapter in Jerry Cochran's book, Mission Critical Microsoft Exchange 2003 © 2004, published by Digital Press, a division of Elsevier.

You can download a .pdf version of a Chapter in Jerry Cochran's new book. To download "Protecting and Recovering Exchange data," click here.

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Exchange backup/restore fundamentals
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In depth: Exchange 2003 backup operation
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In depth: Exchange 2003 restore operation
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In this section, the author take a close look at how Exchange restore operations work at the datab

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ase engine and API-level. Also, note that while this discussion is centered around Exchange 2000/2003, previ¬ous versions work similarly, even though several minor variances exist between different version and service pack levels of Exchange Server.

Supercharged disaster recovery for Exchange Server 2003
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Additional resources and information
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Microsoft Exchange 2000 Disaster Recovery White Paper
Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 Support Center
Microsoft Active Directory Forest Recovery
Backup and Restoring Connectors on Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
Exchange 2000 Database Recovery
Mailbox Recovery for Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server

You can download a .pdf version of a Chapter in Jerry Cochran's new book. To download "Protecting and Recovering Exchange data," click here.

About the author: Jerry Cochran is a contributing editor for Windows IT Pro and Exchange & Outlook Administrator and a group program manager for Microsoft. He is the author of Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange 2000 (Digital Press).

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