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Backing
Up and Restoring Connectors on Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
Exchange 2000 Server includes a number of different connectors
that allow your Exchange organization to communicate with the
messaging systems of other companies. When the correct connector
is used, communication with another messaging system is
transparent to the Exchange user. If you install a connector for
another messaging system, you must perform additional steps when
you back up and restore Exchange 2000.
Backing up Exchange 2000 using Windows 2000 Backup
This article explains the steps taken to backup your Exchange 2000
Information Store using the built-in Windows 2000 Backup program
on your Exchange 2000 Server. It also explains the other
information that should be backed up to ensure you can recover
from a disaster. Source: MSExchange.org
Disaster
Recovery for Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
Develop and implement a well-planned backup strategy with the help
of this article©one in a series of articles entitled Exchange
Up-to-Date. To recover Exchange 2000 Server data, you must
understand both the Microsoft Windows© 2000 Active Directory?
directory service and the architecture of Exchange 2000 database
technology. This article describes some of the most important
aspects of Exchange 2000 with respect to disaster recovery.
Exchange
Server Backup Woes
Jerry Cochran outlines some best practices for backing up your Exchange servers. Source: Windows 2000 Magazine
(January 2001)
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Deleted Item Recovery and Deleted Mailbox Recovery
This article describes how to use the Deleted Item Retention and
Deleted Mailbox Retention feature in Exchange 2000. Source:
MSExchange.org
Forensics
and Your Exchange Server
If you had to provide computer data in response to
a subpoena, how would you go about it? Tape backups
often aren't acceptable; even though they contain
the same data, the data is in a different physical
form and thus isn't an exact bit-for-bit
representation of the data on disk. For the same
reason, files copied from the targeted server to
another server usually won't suffice. In this
article Paul Robichaux takes a look at a few tools
that make a true copy of your data so prosecutors,
government agencies, and the US courts accept the
results. Source: Windows & .NET Magazine (January
2003)
Mailbox
Recovery for Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
This is an article in the Exchange Up-to-Date series. This
article addresses how to protect your mission-critical mailboxes
from potential disaster. To help you recover Exchange 2000 Server
mailboxes, the article also explains two scenarios for recovering
deleted mailboxes. The first scenario presents step-by-step
instructions for using an Exchange 2000 feature to recover a
deleted mailbox. The second scenario describes recovering a
mailbox and moving it to an offline recovery server from a
previous backup.
Microsoft
Exchange, Storage, and Backup
With more than 50 million client seats,
Exchange/Outlook is Microsoft's major enterprise application. We
can learn a lot about storage and backup from how enterprises
implement Exchange. Source: Windows & .NET Magazine
(November 2000)
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