The Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server role is responsible for hosting the mailbox and public folder databases in the organization. Of all the Exchange 2010 server roles the Mailbox server is the most important to ensure a good backup and recovery strategy is in place.
In this tutorial I'll demonstrate the step by step process for recovering individual mailbox items for an Exchange Server 2010 mailbox using Windows Server Backup.
This tutorial demonstrates the step by step process for how to backup and restore an Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox Database using Windows Server Backup.
When Windows Server Backup is used to back up an Exchange Server 2010 Mailbox server that a a member of a Database Availability Group the backup result may report "Completed with warnings".
In this tutorial you will learn how to plan a backup strategy for your Exchange 2010 Client Access servers, and how to use different methods to backup and restore the Client Access server role in Exchange Server 2010.
When Exchange Server 2010 was released a lot was made of the decision by Microsoft to remove Single Instance Storage (SIS) from the Exchange database engine. What does this really mean for Exchange Server 2010 storage?
In this tutorial you will learn how to plan a backup strategy for your Hub Transport servers, and how to use different methods to backup and restore the Hub Transport server role in Exchange Server 2010.
In this tutorial you will learn how to plan a backup strategy for your Edge Transport servers, and how to use two different methods to backup and restore the Edge Transport server role in Exchange Server 2010.
To plan your Exchange Server 2010 backup strategy you should first understand where Exchange stores its configuration information and data. Let’s take a look at each of the locations in which you will find Exchange Server information and data.
When it comes to Exchange servers backup and recovery are no less critical than any other part of the business, because so much of businesses these days runs through email.
A lot has been said in the Exchange community about the decision by Microsoft to remove (or not provide) Exchange Server 2007 awareness from the built-in backup utility shipped with Windows Server 2007. The MS Exchange Team blog explains that a little here : About 2 years ago, when the Exchange team started testing Exchange […]
