Exchange mail box restore is failing with error code 5 in NBU6.5.4
Created: 30 Aug 2010 | 8 comments
Hi,
Exchange mail box restore is failing with error code 5 in NBU6.5.4. Trying to restore one mail box to some folder on master server. Exchange server is also a media server.
Master and media are on windows 2003 server.
Please help
Thanks in Advance
Chiru
Chiru
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You cannot restore a mailbox to filesystem
You cannot restore a mailbox to a normal filesystem folder. You can only restore to an Exchange mailbox.
See the following sections in the Exchange for NBU manual:
■ The destination mailbox must exist to successfully restore a mailbox.
■ When a mailbox is restored, all folders and messages that are contained in the mailbox are restored. You can choose to restore specific folders or messages or both from the mailbox backup image.
■ When a folder is restored, all subfolders and messages that are contained in the folder are restored. You also can choose to restore specific subfolders or specific messages or both from the folder backup image.
Redirecting a restore of mailbox objects or public folders to a different path
Requirements
The following are requirements for redirecting a restore.
■ The NetBackup directive Microsoft Exchange Mailboxes:\ or Microsoft Exchange Public Folders:\ of the destination path cannot be changed. If it is changed, NetBackup does not recognize that it is an Exchange mailbox or public folder restore. NetBackup then attempts to restore the objects as normal files.
■ If the destination path’s mailbox name is changed from the original, the destination mailbox or destination folder must already exist. It also must have an associated user account.
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■ When redirecting mailbox backups, if the third segment of the destination path is modified (the Exchange folders “Top of Information Store,” “Views,” “Finder”), the selected object is restored to that specified folder name. The new folder can be seen when you browse for backups and is backed up on subsequent backups of that mailbox. However, the folder and any subfolders and messages in that folder cannot be viewed by using Outlook.
Supporting Storage Foundation and VCS on Unix and Windows as well as NetBackup on Unix and Windows.
Handy NBU links
Can anyone tell me the procedure of restoring one mail box
Hi,
I have backup of MS exchange mail boxes and granular recovery not enabled. is it possible to restore one mail box.
If yes, request you to tell me the procedure.
Its NBU6.5.4, Master and media are on windows 2003 R2 server. Media itself is an exchange server.
Please do the needful.
Thanks in Advance..../ Chiru
Thank You
.....Chiru
The others are correct
The others are correct i.e.
Troy Werelius
Lucid8
Without GRT, you have to
Without GRT, you have to restore the whole database (Storage group ) (Prior to this you have to create RSG) and from the database you can able to restore the single user mailbox.
You can able to restore the excahnge mailbox only to the server from where you have taken the backup or where Exchange IS service is running.
You cant restore to your master server as mentioned in your first post.
Have refered the microsoft doc
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823176
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Thanks
Sorry
The above link is for Exchange 2003 Server.
For single mailbox restore you can use Xmerge Tool
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/ExMerge-Recover-Mailbox.html
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Mail Box to RSG
Can we restore a mail box to a recovery storage group on exchange server?
I tried restoring MIS to Recovery storage group and was successful. Similarly is it possible to restore a single mail box to RSG?
Thank You
.....Chiru
If you have mailbox backups,
If you have mailbox backups, you can restore a single mailbox or mailbox item.
The steps are documented in detail in the NBU for Exchange Guide.
Start on p.67:
Performing restores of Exchange mailboxes and public folders
Supporting Storage Foundation and VCS on Unix and Windows as well as NetBackup on Unix and Windows.
Handy NBU links
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