Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 User Guide

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1 Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 User Guide

2 Notes, Cautions and Warnings A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer. A CAUTION indicates potential damage to hardware or loss of data if instructions are not followed. A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death Information in this publication is subject to change without notice Dell Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction of these materials in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of Dell Inc. is strictly forbidden. Trademarks used in this text: Dell, the Dell logo, AppAssure, and Mailbox Restore are trademarks of Dell Inc. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Server, SQL Server, Internet Explorer, MS-DOS, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Active Directory, Exchange are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. VMware, Virtual SMP, vmotion, vcenter and vsphere are registered trademarks or trademarks of VMware, Inc. in the United States or other countries.

3 Table of Contents Chapter 1: What s New in Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 What s New in Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 User Guide Chapter 2: Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange About Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Key Concepts Exchange Data Store Search E-Discovery and Creating PST Output Elimination of Brick-Level Mailbox Backups Reduced Disk and Server Space Differential Restores Outlook Message and Exchange Item Previews Data Store Corruption Checks Data Store Mountability Confirmation About AppAssure AppAssure 5 Core Technologies Live Recovery Recovery Assure Universal Recovery True Global Deduplication Chapter 3: Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Restore System Requirements About Installing Microsoft Outlook Granting the Required Permissions in Microsoft Exchange Exchange 2010 Permissions Exchange 2007 Permissions About the Local Mount Utility Downloading and Installing the Local Mount Utility Adding a Core to the Local Mount Utility Table of Contents iii

4 Prerequisites for Mailbox Restore About the Mailbox Restore Installation About Accessing Mailbox Restore About Navigating Mailbox Restore Customizing the Reading Pane View Chapter 4: Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Managing Logging and Other Database Settings Roadmap for Recovering a Microsoft Exchange Item Roadmap for Recovering a Microsoft Exchange Mailbox or Data Store Roadmap for Performing a Differential Restore Common Mailbox Restore Procedures Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility Copying Exchange Libraries to the Local Mount Utility Machine Opening an Additional Exchange Data Store Closing an Exchange Data Store in Mailbox Restore Dismounting a Recovery Point using the Local Mount Utility Using the Mailbox Restore Profile Wizard Creating an Outlook Profile in Mailbox Restore Editing an Existing Outlook Profile in Mailbox Restore Deleting an Outlook Profile in Mailbox Restore Searching for an Exchange Item Using Quick Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover Performing an Advanced Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover Exporting a Mailbox Item to a Mailbox or Folder for Recovery Recovering a Message from the Inbox Folder Recovering a Message from the Sent Items Folder Recovering a Message from the Deleted Items Folder Recovering an Appointment from the Outlook Calendar Recovering an Outlook Address Book Contact Recovering a Task or To-Do List Item Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery Exporting the Differences Between Backed-Up and Online Data Stores Maintaining the Health of a Data Store Performing a Physical Integrity Check on a Data Store Repairing a Corrupted Data Store Verifying a Data Store Can Be Mounted Glossary Index iv Table of Contents

5 1 What s New in Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 This chapter lists new features in this release of Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5. What s New in Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 User Guide This version of the guide is the first publication of this document as it is new to the documentation set for AppAssure 5. The target audience is network administrators, backup and recovery administrators, and Microsoft Exchange administrators. It describes the Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange product, how it works, and how to use it to recover Exchange items, folders, mailboxes, and data stores. What s New in Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange using AppAssure 5 1

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7 2 Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange This chapter provides an introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange (Mailbox Restore) and serves as an overview of the product. It describes the relationship between AppAssure 5 and Mailbox Restore as well as key features of Mailbox Restore. This chapter consists of the following topics: About Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange on page 3 Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Key Concepts on page 5 About AppAssure 5 on page 8 AppAssure 5 Core Technologies on page 8 About Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange is a comprehensive recovery program that works with AppAssure 5 and the AppAssure 5 Local Mount Utility (LMU) to recover Exchange items,from a full data store to a single message. The recovered Exchange item comes from an AppAssure 5 recovery point. When you install the AppAssure 5 Agent on an Exchange server and protect the server with an AppAssure 5 Core, the Exchange items stored on that server can be recovered using Mailbox Restore. Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 3

8 The following diagram depicts the Mailbox Restore workflow for recovering an Exchange item. Figure 1. Mailbox Restore workflow diagram Mailbox Restore uses AppAssure 5 and the LMU to access the recovery point containing the data store that you want to search and use to recover items. After you open the recovery point with Mailbox Restore, you can search for any combination of criteria, such as names of mailboxes or folders, across one or multiple Exchange database (.edb) files. The Outlook-like user interface provides a preview pane, where you can view the message or item in full before performing a recovery. The items available for recovery coincide with the folders found in Outlook, as described in the following table. Item Calendar Contacts Deleted Items Drafts Inbox Journal Junk News Feed Notes Outbox RSS Feeds Sent Items Suggested Contacts Description Contains appointments scheduled in the Outlook Calendar. Contains saved contact information such as addresses, phone numbers, and mailing addresses. Contains items from the Outlook Deleted Items folder. Contains items from the Outlook Drafts folder. Contains items from the Outlook Inbox, including all folders created by the account user. Contains entries from the Journal folder. Contains items from the Junk folder. Contains items from the RSS Feeds folder. Contains items from the Notes folder. Contains items from the Outlook Outbox folder. Contains items from the Outlook RSS Feeds folder. Contains items sent from the Outlook Sent Items folder. Contains Contacts suggestions received. 4 Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

9 Item Sync Issues Tasks Description Contains errors and warnings received by the Outlook account. These items are commonly used for troubleshooting purposes. The folder contains the following subfolders: Conflicts Local Failures Server Failures Contains items from the Outlook Tasks folder. After you identify the item you want to recover, you can restore it to one of the following destinations: Original location Alternate location PST file Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Key Concepts Mailbox Restore features several key concepts that contribute to a successful Exchange-item recovery, such as e-discovery and differential restore. Because you use AppAssure 5 for backup and disaster recovery, every Microsoft Exchange data store benefits from mountability and integrity checks, ensuring that your recovered data can be mounted and recovered and is free of corruption. The key concepts of Mailbox Restore include the following: Exchange Data Store Search on page 5 E-Discovery and Creating PST Output on page 6 Elimination of Brick-Level Mailbox Backups on page 6 Reduced Disk and Server Space on page 6 Differential Restores on page 6 Outlook Message and Exchange Item Previews on page 7 Data Store Corruption Checks on page 7 Data Store Mountability Confirmation on page 7 Exchange Data Store Search Mailbox Restore lets you search through large amounts of data to find individual items for recovery. You can search any Exchange data store by field and keyword within mailboxes, messages, calendars, tasks, notes, and folders to quickly and easily find the item that you want to recover. Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 5

10 E-Discovery and Creating PST Output Mailbox Restore identifies for e-discovery with the simple search of a keyword, phrase, or user name and then performs a complete scan of the Exchange data store for messages that meet your criteria. After you identify the file you want to recover, you have the option of exporting it either to a folder or to a PST. A PST satisfies the native file format requirement for legal and compliance e- discovery. Elimination of Brick-Level Mailbox Backups Although AppAssure 5 backs up all volumes in an Exchange server, Mailbox Restore performs item-level recovery without using Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox Merge (ExMerge) to extract the data or Microsoft Recovery Storage Groups to mount the Exchange Database. After you use the Local Mount Utility (LMU) to mount an AppAssure 5 recovery point, Mailbox Restore can recover items from any unmounted.edb file without performing expensive and time-consuming brick-level backups that only back up one mailbox at a time. Reduced Disk and Server Space Because Mailbox Restore is bundled with the AppAssure 5 Core, Mailbox Restore requires little disk space for message-level recovery. Rather than copying the entire Exchange data store to perform a recovery, it accesses the.edb file from the AppAssure 5 recovery point, which eliminates the need for a dedicated Exchange server to restore messages. Differential Restores Mailbox Restore lets you perform a differential restore, restoring only the differences between a rolled back data store and the latest recovery point. To perform a differential restore, Mailbox Restore synchronizes the unmounted.edb file with the online server. With a differential restore, you can synchronize the data store after a rollback or recovery from a backup as well as populate an empty database. 6 Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

11 Outlook Message and Exchange Item Previews With Mailbox Restore, you can preview the contents and attributes, as well as attachments, of a message or Exchange item in their entirety before recovering, which lets you confirm that you have selected the correct item. Additionally, you have full access to calendar items, tasks, notes, and so on for viewing and recovery. The user interface leverages Outlook functionality to provide a preview pane and lets you browse mailboxes, messages, and other Exchange items. Data Store Corruption Checks Mailbox Restore works with AppAssure 5 to perform a physical integrity check on your Exchange data store to identify issues before they become more serious. This integrity check scans the data store for corruption and ensures that the data you recover is in a healthy state. The physical integrity check is a manual process that is available from the menu bar in the Mailbox Restore user interface. To conduct a physical integrity check, Mailbox Restore and AppAssure 5 scan and validate each individual page of the.edb file. During the integrity check, if Mailbox Restore detects corruption in the.edb file, only the healthy portion of the file is available for recovering Exchange items. Data Store Mountability Confirmation Every time you mount a recovery point, AppAssure 5 conducts a mountability check for corruption. Because the Exchange data store you want to open is included in the recovery point, the test ensures that Mailbox Restore is able to access the item that you want to recover. Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 7

12 About AppAssure 5 AppAssure 5 sets a new standard for unified data protection by combining backup, replication, and recovery in a single solution that is engineered to be the fastest and most reliable backup for protecting virtual machines (VM), physical machines, and cloud environments. AppAssure 5 combines backup and replication into one integrated and unified data protection product that also provides application awareness to ensure reliable application data recovery from your backups. AppAssure 5 is built on the new, patent-pending True Scale architecture which delivers the fastest backup performance with very aggressive, near-zero recovery time objectives (RTO) and recovery point objectives (RPO). AppAssure 5 combines several unique, innovative, and breakthrough technologies: Live Recovery Recovery Assure Universal Recovery True Global Deduplication These technologies are engineered with secure integration for cloud disaster recovery and deliver fast and reliable recovery. With its scalable object store, AppAssure 5 is uniquely capable of handling up to petabytes of data very rapidly with built-in global deduplication, compression, encryption, and replication to any private or public cloud infrastructure. Server applications and data can be recovered in minutes for data retention and compliance purposes. Today's legacy backup tools and first generation VM backup tools are inefficient and ineffective. The outdated backup tools lack the ability to handle large-scale data and do not offer the level of performance and reliability needed for protecting businesscritical applications. Combine this with complex and mixed IT environments and it presents an administrative challenge for IT professionals and vulnerability of system data. AppAssure 5 addresses this complexity and inefficiency through our core technology and support of multi-hypervisor environments including those running on VMware vsphere and Microsoft Hyper-V, which comprise both private and public clouds. AppAssure 5 offers these technological advances while dramatically reducing IT management and storage costs... AppAssure 5 Core Technologies Details about the core technologies of AppAssure 5 are described in the following topics. 8 Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

13 . Live Recovery Live Recovery is instant recovery technology for VMs or servers. It gives you nearcontinuous access to data volumes on virtual or physical servers. You can recover an entire volume with near-zero RTO and an RPO of minutes. AppAssure 5 backup and replication technology records concurrent snapshots of multiple VMs or servers, providing near instantaneous data and system protection. You can resume the use of the server directly from the backup file without waiting for a full restore to production storage. Users remain productive and IT departments reduce recovery windows to meet today's increasingly stringent RTO and RPO service-level agreements. Recovery Assure Recovery Assure lets you perform automated recovery testing and verification of backups. It includes, but is not limited to, file systems, Microsoft Exchange 2007 and 2010, and different versions of Microsoft SQL Server 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, and Recovery Assure provides recoverability of applications and backups in virtual and physical environments, and features a comprehensive integrity checking algorithm based on 256-bit SHA keys that check the correctness of each disk block in the backup during archiving, replication, and data seeding operations. This ensures that data corruption is identified early and prevents corrupted data blocks from being maintained or transferred during the backup process. Universal Recovery Universal Recovery technology gives you unlimited machine restoration flexibility. You can restore your backups from physical to virtual, virtual to virtual, virtual to physical, or physical to physical, and carry out bare metal restores to dissimilar hardware; for example, P2V, V2V, V2P, P2P, P2C, V2C, C2P, C2V. It also accelerates cross-platform moves among virtual machines; for instance, moving from VMware to Hyper-V or Hyper-V to VMware. It builds in applicationlevel, item-level, and object-level recovery: individual files, folders, , calendar items, databases, and applications. With AppAssure 5, you can also recover or export physical to cloud, or virtual to cloud. Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 9

14 True Global Deduplication AppAssure 5 provides true global deduplication that dramatically reduces your physical disk capacity requirements by offering space reduction ratios exceeding 50:1, while still meeting the data storage requirements. True Scale inline block-level compression and deduplication with line speed performance, along with built-in integrity checking, prevents data corruption from affecting the quality of the backup and archiving processes. 10 Introduction to Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

15 3 Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange This chapter provides instructions on what you need to do to prepare your machine for using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange (Mailbox Restore). It describes the system requirements and other prerequisites. This chapter includes the following topics: Mailbox Restore System Requirements on page 11 About Installing Microsoft Outlook on page 13 Granting the Required Permissions in Microsoft Exchange on page 13 About the Local Mount Utility on page 14 Prerequisites for Mailbox Restore on page 17 About Navigating Mailbox Restore on page 18 Mailbox Restore System Requirements Mailbox Restore is included with the AppAssure 5 Core and works with the AppAssure 5 Agent, the Local Mount Utility (LMU), and Microsoft Outlook to complete an Exchange item recovery. To recover an Exchange item, you use the LMU to open an AppAssure 5 recovery point of the Exchange data store, which Mailbox Restore can then access. If you choose to restore the item to its original location, Mailbox Restore then exports it to the online Exchange server to complete the recovery. For a successful recovery, all of these products must be compatible with each other. This user guide assumes that, as an AppAssure 5 customer, you already have the AppAssure 5 Core service installed on a core machine and that the AppAssure 5 Agent service is installed on and protecting your Exchange server. The version of Microsoft Exchange installed on the server must be compatible with Mailbox Restore. Mailbox Restore supports the following versions of Microsoft Exchange: Exchange 2010 Exchange 2007 Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 11

16 If you attempt to use Mailbox Restore to open an Exchange data store that was created in an unsupported version of Exchange, you receive a message that prompts you to copy the Exchange libraries. Clicking OK opens Mailbox Restore, but the data store is not available. Libraries not created in Exchange 2010 or Exchange 2007 are not compatible with Mailbox Restore. Mailbox Restore supports the following operating system versions on the AppAssure 5 Core and AppAssure 5 Agent with the associated, supported versions of Exchange: AppAssure 5 Core Windows Server 2012 Windows 7 64-bit Windows 8 64-bit Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Windows Server bit AppAssure 5 Agent with Exchange 2010 Windows Server 2008 SP2 Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit AppAssure 5 Agent with Exchange 2007 Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Server 2008 SP2 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 Windows Server 2003 SP2 AppAssure 5 Core and LMU installers require.net Framework 4.0 (x64, x86). AppAssure 5 Core machines using 32-bit operating systems are not supported. The AppAssure 5 Core does not support Windows Server In addition to having the supported versions of AppAssure 5, Windows Server, and Exchange Server installed on the appropriate machines, you must have also installed Microsoft Outlook and the LMU on the machine you intend to use to recover Exchange items. For more information about Microsoft Outlook requirements, see About Installing Microsoft Outlook on page 13. For more information about the LMU, see About the Local Mount Utility on page Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

17 About Installing Microsoft Outlook To use Mailbox Restore to recover an Exchange item, you must have Microsoft Outlook installed on the same machine on which Mailbox Restore is installed. The machine on which Mailbox Restore is installed also must adhere to the following criteria: Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later is installed on the machine with Mailbox Restore (usually the Core). NOTE: Microsoft Outlook 2013 is not supported. The Outlook profile associated with Mailbox Restore has full-control permissions, including Send As and Receive As permissions. The Outlook Cached Exchange Mode option under the Outlook profile associated with Mailbox Restore is disabled. If you open Mailbox Restore on a machine that does not include a compatible version of Outlook, you receive a message reminding you that a supported version of Outlook must be installed. Clicking OK on this message opens Mailbox Restore, but the data store is not available for itemlevel recovery. Granting the Required Permissions in Microsoft Exchange Certain permissions must be set on the Microsoft Exchange server to complete a recovery with Mailbox Restore. You must first add a role for the mailbox, for example, the Administrator role, and then grant full access permission to the mailboxes you want to restore. The procedures for these permissions are specific to the version of Exchange installed on the server. Refer to the following sections for more information about these permissions for your version of Exchange: Exchange 2010 Permissions on page 13 Exchange 2007 Permissions on page 14 Exchange 2010 Permissions Mailbox Restore requires that you have full access permissions in Exchange to complete a recovery. For Exchange 2010, you need to add a mailbox as a member of a role group and then grant full access permissions for the mailbox. For more information about how to set up permissions for Exchange, refer to the Microsoft Web site, which contains a knowledge base of procedures and online help topics pertaining to this topic. Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 13

18 Refer to the following topics on for information about configuring the permissions settings (Note that you can search for these topics on Add Members to a Role Group. Use the Exchange Control Panel (EPC) to add members to a role group. Add Members to a Role Group. Use the Shell to add a mailbox as a member of a role group. Manage Full Access Permissions. Use the Exchange Management Console to manage Full Access permissions for a mailbox. Manage Full Access Permissions. Use the Shell to manage Full Access permissions for a mailbox. You must have the proper role permissions to complete these procedures. Refer to the topic, Role Management Permissions, and then Role Groups on to determine which permissions are required. Exchange 2007 Permissions Mailbox Restore requires that you have full access permissions in Exchange to complete a recovery. For Exchange 2007, you need to add a mailbox as a member of a role group and then grant full access permissions for the mailbox. For more information about how to set up permissions for Exchange, refer to the Microsoft Web site, which contains a knowledge base of procedures and online help topics pertaining to this topic. Refer to the following topics on for information about configuring the permissions settings (Note that you can search for these topics on How to Add a User or Group to an Administrator Role. Use the Exchange Management Console to add a user or group to an administrator role. How to Allow Mailbox Access. Use the Exchange Management Console to grant the Full Access permission for a mailbox. Any administrator delegated with Exchange administrator permissions must be a member of the local administrators group. Microsoft does not recommend delegating local administrator permissions to Exchange Recipient or Exchange View Only administrator roles. About the Local Mount Utility Recovering an Exchange item from an AppAssure 5 recovery point is best accomplished by mounting the recovery point and opening the Exchange database file by using the Local Mount Utility (LMU). 14 Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

19 The LMU is a downloadable application that lets you mount a recovery point on a remote AppAssure 5 Core from any machine. The light-weight utility includes the aavdisk and aavstor drivers, but it does not run as a service. By default, it is installed in the directory C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\Local Mount Utility and a shortcut appears on the desktop for the machine. Because the utility was designed for remote access to cores, Mailbox Restore is included as a component with every installation of the LMU; however, you also can install the LMU on an AppAssure 5 Core for quick access to Mailbox Restore. When the LMU runs on a core, the utility recognizes and displays all mounts from that core, including mounts performed through the AppAssure 5 Core Console. Likewise, mounts performed on the LMU also appear in the console. For more information about the LMU, see the AppAssure 5 User Guide. Downloading and Installing the Local Mount Utility AppAssure 5 lets you download the Local Mount Utility directly from the AppAssure 5 Core Console. Complete the following steps to download and install the utility. To download and install the Local Mount Utility 1. From the machine on which you want to install the LMU, access the AppAssure 5 Core Console by entering the console URL into your browser and logging on with your user name and password. 2. From the AppAssure 5 Core Console, click the Tools tab. 3. On the Tools tab, click Downloads. 4. Under Local Mount Utility, click the Download web installer link. 5. From the Opening LocalMountUtility-Web.exe window, click Save File. The file saves to the local Downloads folder. In some browsers, the folder automatically opens. 6. From the Downloads folder, right-click on the LocalMountUtility-Web executable and click Open. Depending on the configuration of your machine, the User Account Control window could appear. 7. If the User Account Control window appears, click Yes to let the program make changes to the machine. The AppAssure Local Mount Utility Installation wizard launches. 8. On the AppAssure Local Mount Utility Installation wizard Welcome page, click Next to continue to the License Agreement page. 9. On the License Agreement page, select I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next. Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 15

20 10. On the Prerequisites page, install any necessary prerequisites and then click Next. 11. On the Installation Options page, complete the following tasks: a. Choose a destination folder for the LMU by clicking the change button. NOTE: The default destination folder is C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\LocalMountUtility. b. Select whether to Allow Local Mount Utility to automatically send diagnostic and usage information to Dell AppAssure Software, Inc. c. Click Install. The Progress page of the wizard appears, and the application downloads to the destination folder, with progress displayed in the progress bar. When finished, the wizard automatically advances to the Completed page. 12. On the Completed page, click Finish to close the wizard. Adding a Core to the Local Mount Utility To mount a recovery point, you must add the Core to the LMU. There is no limit as to how many cores you can add. Complete the steps in the following procedure to set up the LMU by adding a core. To add a core to the Local Mount Utility 1. From the machine on which the LMU is installed, launch the LMU by doubleclicking the desktop icon. 2. If the User Account Control window appears, click Yes to let the program make changes to the machine. 3. In the upper-left corner of the AppAssure Local Mount Utility window, click Add core. 4. In the Add Core window, enter the requested credentials described in the following table. Option Host name Port Use my Windows user credentials Description The name of the Core from which you want to mount recovery points. NOTE: If installing the LMU on a core, the LMU automatically adds the localhost machine. The port number used to communicate with the Core. The default port number is Select this option if the credentials you use to access the Core are the same as your Windows credentials. 16 Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

21 Option Use specific credentials User name Password Description Select this option if the credentials you use to access the Core are different from your Windows credentials. The user name used to access the Core machine. NOTE: This option is only available if you choose to use specific credentials. The password used to access the Core machine. NOTE: This option is only available if you choose to use specific credentials. 5. Click Connect. 6. If adding multiple cores, repeat Step 3 through Step 5 as necessary. Prerequisites for Mailbox Restore Before you begin using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange, ensure that you have done the following: Set the proper permissions. For information about how to set the proper permissions, see Granting the Required Permissions in Microsoft Exchange on page 13. Verified that Microsoft Outlook is installed. For more information about Microsoft Outlook requirements, see About Installing Microsoft Outlook on page 13. Downloaded and installed the Local Mount Utility. For information about downloading and installing the Local Mount Utility, see Downloading and Installing the Local Mount Utility on page 15. Without these requirements, Mailbox Restore is unable to perform Exchange-item recovery, even if the Exchange server is protected by an AppAssure 5 Core. About the Mailbox Restore Installation This user guide assumes that you are an AppAssure 5 customer and that you have the AppAssure 5 Core and AppAssure 5 Agent services installed and operating on the proper machines. The Mailbox Restore product comes bundled with AppAssure 5 and was installed on your machine when you installed the Core service, so there is no additional installation required. For more information about installing the AppAssure 5 Core, see the AppAssure 5 Deployment Guide. Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 17

22 About Accessing Mailbox Restore To access Mailbox Restore, you need only to mount a recovery point from the Local Mount Utility (LMU). For more information about the LMU, see About the Local Mount Utility on page 14. When you mount the recovery point that contains an Exchange data store, the LMU automatically initiates Mailbox Restore to launch. There is no need to separately or manually open Mailbox Restore to recover an Exchange item from an AppAssure 5 recovery point. If you need to access Mailbox Restore for reasons other than recovering an Exchange item from an AppAssure 5 recovery point, such as maintenance, the default location of the file is in the following locations: Default installation with the AppAssure 5 Core: C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\Core\CoreService\MR\DSM_UI.exe Installed with the LMU: C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\LocalMountUtility\MR\DSM_UI.exe About Navigating Mailbox Restore Mailbox Restore opens with the default view of the open data store. You can access menu options from the menu bar. The left side of the view is the Navigation Pane. The Search history portion of the Navigation Pane retains a record of previous searches, with the last search criteria listed in descending order. The All Mail Folders portion of the Navigation Pane displays all mailboxes available from the open data store in a hierarchical tree format. You can expand each mailbox to select folders to restore. The right side of the view comprises the Reading Pane, which includes the following information: The bar above the message list displays the name of the open database and the path of your current selection. Just below the path is a listing of each available item in the folder selected in the All Mail Folders panel. A preview panel displays a preview of your current selection. Common actions are available on the toolbar and are described in the following table. Option Open Close Physical check Description Opens an Exchange database file. Closes an Exchange database file. Opens the Database Maintenance Wizard and lets you perform a physical check of the Exchange database. It also lets you repair and verify the database can be mounted. 18 Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

23 Option Search Advanced search Stop search Settings Restore Advanced export Description Lets you perform a simple search of the Exchange database. Lets you perform a complex search, or a search with multiple criteria. Lets you halt a search in progress. Lets you configure logging levels. Lets you perform a differential restore or an advanced export. Lets you export to a PST file. Customizing the Reading Pane View Mailbox Restore lets you customize the organization of the Reading Pane through the View menu. To customize the Reading Pane View 1. In Mailbox Restore, click the View menu. 2. Select Reading Pane, and then click one of options described in the following table. Option Right Bottom Off Description Locates the preview pane to the right of the item list. Locates the preview pane below the item list. Removes the preview pane from view. Preparing to Use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 19

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25 4 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange This chapter describes how to use Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange (Mailbox Restore) to recover items from an Exchange data store. It includes the following sections: Managing Logging and Other Database Settings on page 21 Roadmap for Recovering a Microsoft Exchange Item on page 23 Roadmap for Recovering a Microsoft Exchange Mailbox or Data Store on page 23 Roadmap for Performing a Differential Restore on page 24 Common Mailbox Restore Procedures on page 24 Using the Mailbox Restore Profile Wizard on page 27 Searching for an Exchange Item on page 29 Exporting a Mailbox Item to a Mailbox or Folder for Recovery on page 35 Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery on page 48 Exporting the Differences Between Backed-Up and Online Data Stores on page 49 Maintaining the Health of a Data Store on page 49 Managing Logging and Other Database Settings You can configure Mailbox Restore Settings to set a logging mode and to configure the shutdown state of the database before you open it in Mailbox Restore. Mailbox Restore logs are used by Dell Support for troubleshooting purposes. When activated, two logs (ReplayDSM.log and ReplayERR.log) are created in the logs directory for the Mailbox Restore executable. On a machine with the AppAssure 5 Core installed, the default location of these log files is: C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\Core\CoreService\MR\Logs On a non-core machine that has the Local Mount Utility (LMU) installed, the default location of these log files is: C:\Program Files\AppRecovery\LocalMountUtility\MR\Logs Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 21

26 If you need to work with Dell Support to resolve an issue with Mailbox Restore, you may be asked to send the Support representative the log files. Under Open Database, there are two automatic actions that can be enabled or disabled for forcing a clean shutdown and recovering the database. When enabled, these actions take place every time you open an Exchange database in Mailbox Restore. To manage logging and other database settings 1. On the Mailbox Restore home page, click Settings. The Settings dialog box displays. 2. In the Logging Mode drop-down menu, select an option as described in the following table. Option No logging Low level High level Debug level Description Does not automatically create logs. Creates logs with minimal data and verbosity. Creates logs with extensive data and verbosity. Creates logs of extremely detailed data and verbosity. NOTE: Do not use this setting unless instructed to do so by Dell Support. 3. Under Open Database, select the options as described in the following table. Option Recover Database Force clean shutdown Description Replays the corresponding transaction logs in the database before opening the database. Opens the database in a clean shutdown state if the database experienced a dirty shutdown. 4. Click Apply. 5. Click OK. 22 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

27 Roadmap for Recovering a Microsoft Exchange Item After you ensure the Core meets all of the prerequisites, you are ready to perform an Exchange-item recovery. Recovering an Exchange item involves completing the following tasks in both the Local Mount Utility and Mailbox Restore: Mount the AppAssure 5 recovery point and launch Mailbox Restore. For more information, see Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. Locate the Exchange item you want to recover. For more information, see Searching for an Exchange Item on page 29. Export the recovered item to a mailbox or folder. For more information, see Exporting a Mailbox Item to a Mailbox or Folder for Recovery on page 35. Close the data store after recovery is complete. For more information, see Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery on page 48. Dismount the recovery point after recovery is complete. For more information, see Dismounting a Recovery Point using the Local Mount Utility on page 27. Roadmap for Recovering a Microsoft Exchange Mailbox or Data Store In Mailbox Restore, an advanced export recovers the whole mailbox or data store, depending on your selection, and avoids the time-consuming process of having to manually search and select each item that you want to recover. Performing an advanced export is helpful if you need to recover many items from the same mailbox or data store; for example, in the case of a severe outage or data loss where every mailbox within a data store must be fully recovered. Recovering an Exchange mailbox or data store involves performing the following tasks: Mount the AppAssure 5 recovery point and launch Mailbox Restore. For more information, see Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. Export the mailbox or data store you want to recover to a mailbox or folder. For more information, see Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery on page 48. Close the data store after recovery is complete. For more information, see Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery on page 48. Dismount the recovery point after recovery is complete. For more information, see Dismounting a Recovery Point using the Local Mount Utility on page 27. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 23

28 Roadmap for Performing a Differential Restore When circumstances require you to recover Exchange data from an AppAssure 5 recovery point, time is of the essence and access to the appropriate data is critical. A differential restore lets you identify the differences between the offline data store in the recovery point and the online data store on the Exchange server. Performing a differential restore involves completing the following tasks: Mount the AppAssure 5 recovery point and launch Mailbox Restore. For more information, see Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. Export the differences between the backed-up data store and the online data store. For more information, see Exporting the Differences Between Backed-Up and Online Data Stores on page 49. Close the data store after recovery is complete. For more information, see Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery on page 48. Dismount the recovery point after recovery is complete. For more information, see Dismounting a Recovery Point using the Local Mount Utility on page 27. Common Mailbox Restore Procedures Refer to the following sections for instructions on completing common mailbox restore procedures: Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24 Copying Exchange Libraries to the Local Mount Utility Machine on page 25 Opening an Additional Exchange Data Store on page 26 Closing an Exchange Data Store in Mailbox Restore on page 26 Dismounting a Recovery Point using the Local Mount Utility on page 27 Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility If the Exchange item you want to recover is located in a data store protected by AppAssure 5, you can automatically launch Mailbox Restore and open the data store by mounting the recovery point of the data store in the Local Mount Utility (LMU). If you want to recover an Exchange item from an unmounted database, or a data store that cannot be found in an AppAssure 5 recovery point, see Searching for an Exchange Item on page 29. Complete the steps in the following procedure to mount an AppAssure 5 recovery point of an Exchange data store using the LMU. 24 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

29 To mount an AppAssure 5 recovery point and launch Mailbox Restore using the Local Mount Utility 1. From the Core machine, open the Local Mount Utility. The localhost recovery points automatically load into the main view. 2. Expand the recovery point that contains the item that you want to recover. 3. Expand the drive that contains the Exchange data store you want to recover. 4. Right-click the data store, and then click Open database for recovery. NOTE: If you are opening the database from a non-core machine and a message displays prompting you to copy the Exchange libraries (DLLs), see Copying Exchange Libraries to the Local Mount Utility Machine on page 25. Mailbox Restore automatically launches and opens the data store. Copying Exchange Libraries to the Local Mount Utility Machine The Local Mount Utility (LMU) lets you mount a recovery point from an AppAssure 5 Core machine or remotely from any non-core machine. When you mount and open a database using the LMU on a machine with the AppAssure 5 Core installed, the Core automatically downloads the necessary Exchange libraries (DLLs) from the protected Exchange server; however, when you mount and open a database using the LMU on a non-core machine, the correct DLLs may not be present, and you may need to manually copy them from the Exchange server. The DLLs on the machine using the LMU must match the version of Exchange in which the database was created; for example, if the database you want to open was created in Exchange 2007, the DLLs on the non-core machine must contain DLLs that correspond to Exchange If you were prompted to copy the Exchange libraries because you are opening the database using the LMU on a non-core machine, complete the steps in the following procedure. To copy Exchange libraries to the Local Mount Utility machine 1. From the Copy Exchange 2007 or 2010 DLLs window, enter the name or IP address of the Exchange server from which you want to copy the DLLs, and then click Browse. 2. Enter the credentials for the machine on which Exchange is installed. 3. Specify the location in which you want to search for the DLLs (for example, the Bin subfolder in the Exchange Server folder), and then click OK. Mailbox Restore searches the folder for compatible DLLs. The results appear on the Copy Exchange 2007 or 2010 DLLs window. 4. If the DLLs are compatible, click Get Files. 5. If the DLLs are not compatible, click OK on the Error dialog box, and then repeat Step 1 through Step 3 as necessary. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 25

30 Opening an Additional Exchange Data Store You can open an additional data store while Mailbox Restore is open; for example, if you learn the item you want to recover is not in the first data store you opened. However, if the additional data store is not located on the same Exchange server as the first data store, and therefore not backed up within the same recovery point, you must repeat the procedure Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24 to access the new data store. Complete the steps in the following procedure to open an additional data store from the same recovery point. This task describes how to open a data store from a recovery point that is currently mounted. To mount a new recovery point, see Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. To open an additional Exchange data store 1. On the Mailbox Restore home page, click File. 2. Click Open Database. 3. Next to the Exchange data store file text box, click the ellipses (...) to locate the.edb file within the mounted recovery point. 4. After locating the.edb file, click Open. The Exchange data store file path, Log File Path, and Database System Path text boxes automatically populate with the location of the file. 5. In the Open Exchange database file dialog box, click Open. The data store file opens and is available for you to recover the data it contains. Closing an Exchange Data Store in Mailbox Restore After you finish recovering the Exchange item, close the data store. If you do not explicitly close the data store, it remains open the next time you launch Mailbox Restore. Maintaining a clean environment by only opening databases that you are using for recovery could prevent future technical issues. Complete the steps in the following procedure to close the Exchange data store using Mailbox Restore. To close an Exchange data store in Mailbox Restore From the Mailbox Restore home page, click the File menu, select Close Database, and then select the data store that you want to close. The data store closes, and Mailbox Restore remains open. 26 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

31 Dismounting a Recovery Point using the Local Mount Utility After you finish recovering your data and you close the Exchange data store, you should return to the Local Mount Utility (LMU) and dismount the recovery point. If you do not dismount the recovery point, it remains mounted on the Core after you close the LMU. Maintaining a clean environment by mounting only recovery points that are in use could prevent future technical issues. Complete the steps in the following procedure to dismount a recovery point on a remote core using the LMU. To dismount a recovery point using the Local Mount Utility 1. From the machine on which the LMU is installed, double-click the Local Mount Utility desktop icon to launch the program. 2. From the main Local Mount Recovery screen, click Active mounts. The Active Mounts window opens and displays all mounted recovery points. 3. Do one of the following: To dismount one recovery point, select a recovery point you want to dismount, and then click Dismount. To dismount all mounted recovery points, click Dismount all, and then click Yes in the Dismount All dialog box to confirm. 4. To close the Active mounts window, click the X in the upper-right corner. 5. To close the LMU, click the X in the upper-right corner of the Local Mount Utility window. Using the Mailbox Restore Profile Wizard The Profile Wizard lets you create, edit, and remove Outlook profiles directly from within Mailbox Restore. The Profile Wizard is only available if Microsoft Outlook is present on the machine on which Mailbox Restore is installed, for example, the Core. For more information about the Microsoft Outlook requirements, see About Installing Microsoft Outlook on page 13. Creating an Outlook Profile in Mailbox Restore Mailbox Restore lets you create, edit, and delete Outlook user profiles. This ability is useful if you have multiple profiles for one user, if there is more than one employee working from a single computer, or if you want to create a new profile for your recovered items. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 27

32 To create an Outlook profile in Mailbox Restore 1. In Mailbox Restore, click the Tools menu, and then click Profile Wizard... The Profiles Wizard page opens. 2. To create a new profile, click Add. The New Profile dialog box appears. 3. Enter a name for the new profile under Profile Name and click OK. The Add New Account page appears. 4. On the Add New Account page, do the following: a. Enter the name of the Microsoft Exchange server onto which you want to add the new profile. b. Ensure the Use Cached Exchange Mode option is not selected. NOTE: Using Cached Exchange Mode is not recommended to ensure the mailbox is up to date. c. Enter the account to be used with the new profile; for example, [email protected]. NOTE: The account associated with the new profile must have full administrator rights for Exchange, including Send As and Receive As, for the organization. d. Click Check Name to confirm that the account is valid. e. Click Save. The Add New Account page closes, while the Profiles Wizard page remains open. 5. On the Profiles Wizard page, click Close. Editing an Existing Outlook Profile in Mailbox Restore The Profile Wizard lets you make changes to any existing Outlook profile in the Exchange data store. You may need to edit a profile in Mailbox Restore if the name of the Exchange server changes or if the account name of an employee using the profile changes. To edit an existing Outlook profile in Mailbox Restore 1. In Mailbox Restore, click the Tools menu, and then click Profile Wizard... The Profiles Wizard page opens. 2. Select the profile you want to edit, and then click Edit. The Add New Account page opens. 3. Edit any of the following information on the page: Microsoft Exchange Server name 28 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

33 Use Cached Exchange Mode check box NOTE: Using Cached Exchange Mode is not recommended to ensure the mailbox is up to date. Account Name 4. When finished with your changes, click Save. The Add New Account page closes, while the Profiles Wizard page remains open. 5. On the Profiles Wizard page, click Close. Deleting an Outlook Profile in Mailbox Restore You can delete a profile in Mailbox Restore by using the Profile Wizard to remove it from the Exchange data store. To delete an Outlook profile in Mailbox Restore 1. In Mailbox Restore, click the Tools menu, and then click Profile Wizard... The Profiles Wizard page opens. 2. Select the profile you want to delete, and click Remove. 3. In the dialog box that confirms that you want to remove the profile, click Yes. The dialog box closes, while the Profiles Wizard page remains open. 4. On the Profiles Wizard page, click Close. Searching for an Exchange Item There might be instances when you want to search for an item by a keyword, such as a term related to a specific project, or a person s name, such as the name of a former employee. For each circumstance, you could have different search criteria. Mailbox Restore accommodates such events by offering two methods to search for items within the Exchange data store: Search. Lets you perform a Quick Search for keywords in one or more fields. This is typically used when searching for messages. Advanced Search. Lets you search for multiple keywords by using a tree query and can be used to search for any Exchange item. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 29

34 Use one of the following search methods to find an Exchange item to recover: Using Quick Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover on page 30. Performing an Advanced Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover on page 32. Before you can search for an Exchange item, you must first mount the AppAssure 5 recovery point. For more information, see Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. Using Quick Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover You can find an item by searching for keywords in one or more specific fields, such as From, To, Subject, and Body. You can also search for the size of the item and whether the item includes an attachment. The search fields are specific to messages. If you need to search for an item that is not a message, such as a Calendar item or Contact, see Performing an Advanced Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover on page 32. Complete the steps in the following procedure to perform a Quick Search for the Exchange item that you want to recover. To use Quick Search to find an Exchange item to recover 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, click Search. The Quick Search dialog box appears. Figure 2. Quick Search dialog box 30 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

35 2. Enter or select options as described in the following table. Option Search In Combine fields using: Size Time Has Attachment Description Specifies the Exchange data store in which you want to search. NOTE: This text box automatically populates with the open data store. Lets you select how to combine the given options: AND searches for items that contain all of the options selected. OR searches for items that contain at least one of the options selected. This option then lets you select one or more of the check boxes and enter a key word or name in the corresponding text box. You can select from the following options; From To CC BCC Subject Body Lets you search by the size of the item and includes the following: From. The up and down arrows let you select the minimum size for which to search, and the drop-down menu lets you select the type of measurement; for example, KB. To. The up and down arrows let you select the maximum size for which to search, and the drop-down menu lets you to select the type of measurement; for example, KB. Lets you search for a message within a span of time and includes the following options: From the first drop-down menu, you can select from the following options: On Before After Between From the second drop-down menu, you can select the date and time (according to the 12-hour time standard) on which the message was sent or received. You can select Anytime if you do not want to specify a day or time. Lets you to search for messages that have attachments only. Leaving this box clear searches for messages with and without attachments. 3. Click Search. The Quick Search dialog box closes and the results display in the Searching In pane of the Mailbox Restore page. 4. To stop a search in progress, click the Tools menu, and then click Stop search. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 31

36 Performing an Advanced Search to Find an Exchange Item to Recover You can narrow your search to a specific Exchange item type, such as an message, calendar appointment, or note, by performing an Advanced Search. You also can search for Any type of item. Use the Advanced Search function to search for multiple types of items that pertain to one topic (such as messages and appointments related to a particular event) or to search for a particular type of item, such as a contact. Complete the steps in the following procedure to find an Exchange item using the Advanced Search function in Mailbox Restore. To perform an Advanced Search to find an Exchange item to recover 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, click Search. The Advanced Search dialog box appears. 2. Under Source criteria, select a type of item for which to search from the following list of options: Any type Messages Tasks Notes Journal entries Appointments Contacts 3. Under Search Criteria, in the first list, select the field in which to search from the following list of options: MessageBody Subject To Cc Bcc From SentDateTime ReceiveDateTime MessageSize HasAttach 32 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

37 4. In the second drop-down list, select one of the operators described in the following table to apply to the specified keyword or keywords. NOTE: Not all operators are available for all search fields. Item Description == Indicates the search results should be equal to the search term. Like Indicates the search results should return any values that include the specified pattern.!= Indicates the search results should not include the specified value. > Indicates the search results should include items that range from values larger than the value provided. For example, you could use this operator with the < operator for a query like the following: MessageSize > 10 KBytes AND MessageSize < 20 KBytes to return items with a size between 10 KB and 20 KB. >= Indicates the search results should include items greater than or equal to the specified message size value; for example, this could be a date or message size. < Indicates the search results should include items that range from values less than the value provided. As an example, you could use this operator with the < operator for a query like the following: MessageSize > 10 Kbytes AND Message Size < 20 Kbytes to return items with a size between 10 KB and 20 KB. <= Indicates the search results should include items less than or equal to the specified value; for example, this could be a date or message size. 5. If you are searching by SentDateTime or ReceiveDateTime, use the next dropdown list to select a date. 6. If you are searching by MessageSize, use the up and down arrows to select a number, and then use the drop-down list to select a unit of measurement (Bytes, KBytes, or MBytes). 7. If you are using a search term, enter a term such as a keyword or name in the text box. 8. Click Add. The search term appears in the Search tree query pane. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 33

38 9. To search for more than one word, do the following: a. Enter a keyword in the text box, and click Add. b. Click one of the operator buttons below the text box. Operator options include the following: AND OR NOT AND NOT OR NOT c. Enter a second search term in the text box, and then click Add. d. Repeat Step a through Step c as needed. Additional search terms appear in the Search tree query pane. Figure 3. Advanced Search dialog box 10. To delete a search term, click the Remove button below the text box. 11. To edit a search term, enter the change in the text box, and then click Change. 34 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

39 12. To modify the query or perform additional operations in the query, right-click a term in the Search tree query, and then select from the options described in the following table. Right-Click Option Add ( ) Remove Edit query name Move Up Move down Level Up Level Down Save Load Description Creates a branch in the query tree by enclosing the selected term within parentheses, within which additional terms can be added. Parentheses ensure that the item or items they surround are included in the search. Deletes the selected term from the query tree. Lets you make changes to the term. Moves the selected term up one position in the query tree. Moves the selected term down one position in the query tree. In a complex query with multiple branches, moves the term to the query level above it. In a complex query with multiple branches, moves the term to the query level below it. Saves the query tree for future use. Loads a saved query tree. 13. Click Search. The Quick Search dialog box closes, and the results display in the Searching In pane of the Mailbox Restore home page. 14. To stop a search in progress, click the Tools menu, and then click Stop search. Exporting a Mailbox Item to a Mailbox or Folder for Recovery You recover a variety of items from any Exchange data store that is protected by the AppAssure 5 Core by using the Restore Wizard in Mailbox Restore. The machine on which Mailbox Restore is installed must also have Microsoft Outlook installed. For more information, see About Installing Microsoft Outlook on page 13. Before you can export a mailbox item, you must first mount the AppAssure 5 recovery point. For more information, see Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 35

40 The following procedures describe how to recover some of the most commonly used items in the Exchange data store: Recovering a Message from the Inbox Folder on page 36 Recovering a Message from the Sent Items Folder on page 38 Recovering a Message from the Deleted Items Folder on page 40 Recovering an Appointment from the Outlook Calendar on page 42 Recovering an Outlook Address Book Contact on page 44 Recovering a Task or To-Do List Item on page 46 Recovering a Message from the Inbox Folder Complete the steps in the following procedure to recover a message from an Exchange Inbox folder. To recover a message from the Inbox folder 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the navigation tree, expand the mailbox that contains the item that you want to recover. 2. Expand the Top of Information Store subfolder. 3. Double-click the Inbox folder. The messages in the folder appear in the list pane. A preview of the highlighted message appears in the preview pane. 4. Do one of the following: To recover one or more items, select the item, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover multiple items, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the items, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover the entire folder, right-click the folder in the navigation tree, and then click Restore current folder. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 5. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 36 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

41 6. On the Restore Mode page of the Restore Wizard, select one of the following options: Option Redirect restored items to recovery folder Redirect restored items to PST file Restore to original location Description Recovers the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) to a recovery folder in an online mailbox of your choice. NOTE: The recovery folder name will include the date and time of the restore and will be placed under the root of the chosen account mailbox. Saves the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) as a Personal Storage Table (PST) file and sends the file to the selected box. Directs the selected item (including the folder hierarchy) to the box in the online data store in which it originally resided. You can select one of the following three options: Restore only differences. Identifies whether the item being restored is already present in the destination folder and completes the restore only if there is no duplicate item. Create duplicate entries. Restores every item selected without overwriting existing items, resulting in duplicates of the previously existing items. Overwrite if more recent. Restores only newer items that are not present in the online data store. 7. Use the drop-down bars to select the appropriate destination for the selection you made in Step 5. Choose from the following: Redirect restored items to recovery folder i. For the Profile list, select from the drop-down list. The default selection is Outlook. ii. For the Mailbox list, click the ellipses (...) to locate and open the Outlook address book. iii. In the Outlook address book window, search for the mailbox account to which you want to send the recovered item. iv. Click OK. Redirect restored items to PST file i. For the Profile list, the default selection is Outlook. ii. For the Save to PST list, select the address to whom you want to send the file. iii. For the PST path list, click the ellipses (...) to locate and select the destination folder for the PST file. Restore to original location i. For the Profile list, the default selection is Outlook. ii. For the Restore Type list, choose one of the three options described in the table in Step 5. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 37

42 8. Click Next. 9. On the Restore page of the Restore Wizard, clear the items that you do not want to recover, and then confirm that the items you do want to recover are selected. 10. Click Start to recover the selected item or items. Recovering a Message from the Sent Items Folder Complete the steps in the following procedure to recover a message from the Exchange Sent Items folder. To recover a message from the Sent Items folder 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the navigation tree, expand the mailbox that contains the item that you want to recover. 2. Expand the Top of Information Store subfolder. 3. Double-click the Sent Items folder. The messages in the folder appear in the list pane. A preview of the highlighted message appears in the preview pane. 4. Do one of the following: To recover one or more items, select the item, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover multiple items, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the items, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover the entire folder, right-click the folder in the navigation tree, and then click Restore current folder. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 5. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 6. On the Restore Mode page of the Restore Wizard, select one of the following options: Option Redirect restored items to recovery folder Description Recovers the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) to a recovery folder in an online mailbox of your choice. NOTE: The recovery folder name will include the date and time of the restore and will be placed under the root of the chosen account mailbox. 38 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

43 Option Redirect restored items to PST file Restore to original location Description Saves the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) as a Personal Storage Table (PST) file and sends the file to the selected box. Directs the selected item (including the folder hierarchy) to the box in the online data store in which it originally resided. You can select one of the following three options: Restore only differences. Identifies whether the item being restored is already present in the destination folder and completes the restore only if there is no duplicate item. Create duplicate entries. Restores every item selected without overwriting existing items, resulting in duplicates of the previously existing items. Overwrite if more recent. Restores only newer items that are not present in the online data store. 7. Use the drop-down bars to select the appropriate destination for the selection you made in Step 5. Choose from the following: Redirect restored items to recovery folder i. For the Profile list, select from the drop-down list. The default selection is Outlook. ii. For the Mailbox list, click the ellipses (...) to locate and open the Outlook address book. iii. In the Outlook address book window, search for the mailbox account to which you want to send the recovered item. iv. Click OK. Redirect restored items to PST file i. For the Profile list, the default selection is Outlook. ii. For the Save to PST list, select the address to whom you want to send the file. iii. For the PST path list, click the ellipses (...) to locate and select the destination folder for the PST file. Restore to original location i. For the Profile list, the default selection is Outlook. ii. 8. Click Next. For the Restore Type list, choose one of the three options described in the table in Step On the Restore page of the Restore Wizard, clear the items that you do not want to recover, and then confirm that the items you do want to recover are selected. 10. Click Start to recover the selected item or items. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 39

44 Recovering a Message from the Deleted Items Folder Complete the steps in the following procedure to recover a message from the Exchange Deleted Items folder. To recover a message from the Deleted Items folder 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the navigation tree, expand the mailbox that contains the item you want to recover. 2. Expand the Top of Information Store subfolder. 3. Double-click the Deleted Items folder. The messages in the folder appear in the list pane. A preview of the highlighted message appears in the preview pane. 4. Do one of the following: To recover one or more items, select the item, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover multiple items, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the items, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover the entire folder, right-click the folder in the navigation tree, and then click Restore current folder. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 5. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 6. On the Restore Mode page of the Restore Wizard, select one of the following options: Option Redirect restored items to recovery folder Description Recovers the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) to a recovery folder in an online mailbox of your choice. NOTE: The recovery folder name will include the date and time of the restore and will be placed under the root of the chosen account mailbox. 40 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

46 Recovering an Appointment from the Outlook Calendar Complete the steps in the following procedure to recover an appointment from the Exchange Calendar folder. To recover an appointment from the Outlook Calendar 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the navigation tree, expand the mailbox that contains the item you want to recover. 2. Expand the Top of Information Store subfolder. 3. Double-click the Calendar folder. The appointments in the folder appear in the list pane. A preview of the highlighted appointment appears in the preview pane. 4. Do one of the following: To recover one or more items, select the item, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover multiple items, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the items, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover the entire folder, right-click the folder in the navigation tree, and then click Restore current folder. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 5. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 6. On the Restore Mode page of the Restore Wizard, select one of the following options: Option Redirect restored items to recovery folder Description Recovers the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) to a recovery folder in an online mailbox of your choice. NOTE: The recovery folder name will include the date and time of the restore and will be placed under the root of the chosen account mailbox. 42 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

48 Recovering an Outlook Address Book Contact Complete the steps in the following procedure to recover an Outlook Address book contact from the Exchange Contacts folder. To recover an Outlook Address Book contact 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the navigation tree, expand the mailbox that contains the item you want to recover. 2. Expand the Top of Information Store subfolder. 3. Double-click the Contacts folder. The contacts in the folder appear in the list pane. A preview of the highlighted contact appears in the preview pane. 4. Do one of the following: To recover one or more items, select the item, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover multiple items, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the items, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover the entire folder, right-click the folder in the navigation tree, and then click Restore current folder. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 5. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 6. On the Restore Mode page of the Restore Wizard, select one of the following options: Option Redirect restored items to recovery folder Description Recovers the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) to a recovery folder in an online mailbox of your choice. NOTE: The recovery folder name will include the date and time of the restore and will be placed under the root of the chosen account mailbox. 44 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

50 Recovering a Task or To-Do List Item Complete the steps in the following procedure to recover an Outlook Task or To-Do List item from the Exchange Tasks folder. To recover a Task or To-Do List item 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the navigation tree, expand the mailbox that contains the item that you want to recover. 2. Expand the Top of Information Store subfolder. 3. Double-click the Tasks folder. The tasks and To-Do items in the folder appear in the list pane. A preview of the highlighted item appears in the preview pane. 4. Do one of the following: To recover one or more items, select the item, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover multiple items, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the items, and then click Restore in the menu bar. To recover the entire folder, right-click the folder in the navigation tree, and then click Restore current folder. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 5. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 6. On the Restore Mode page of the Restore Wizard, select one of the following options: Option Redirect restored items to recovery folder Description Recovers the selected items (including the folder hierarchy) to a recovery folder in an online mailbox of your choice. NOTE: The recovery folder name will include the date and time of the restore and will be placed under the root of the chosen account mailbox. 46 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

52 Exporting an Entire Exchange Mailbox or Data Store for Recovery To recover an entire mailbox or data store, rather than one folder or message, you must perform an advanced export. This function exports the entirety of a selected data store as multiple PST files. Complete the steps in the following procedure to perform an advanced export. Ensure that you have mounted the recovery point and opened the data store, as described in Mounting an AppAssure 5 Recovery Point and Launching Mailbox Restore Using the Local Mount Utility on page 24. To export an entire Exchange mailbox or data store for recovery 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the menu bar, click Advanced Export. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 2. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list, and then click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 3. On the Export Entire Database into PST Files page of the Restore Wizard, do the following: a. From the Choose Outlook Profile list, select a profile. The default selection is Outlook. b. Next to the Primary PST storage location text box, click the ellipses (...) to locate and select the first location to which the PST files should be sent. c. Next to the Overflow PST storage location (optional) text box, click the ellipses (...) to locate and select a second location in which PST files can be saved. This is helpful in the event that there is not enough available disk space for all of the PST files in the primary location. NOTE: Do not assign the overflow location to the same disk as the primary location. 4. Click Next. 5. On the Restore page of the Restore Wizard, select the folders that you want to recover. 6. Click Start. Mailbox Restore saves the recovered mailbox or data store as a PST file and exports it to the specified location. 48 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

53 Exporting the Differences Between Backed-Up and Online Data Stores To recover only the differences between two Exchange data stores, you must perform a differential restore. A differential restore updates the online data store on an Exchange server with the items that are unique to the offline data store in the recovery point. A differential restore could be used in a case when you need to recover only the most recent items, not the entire.edb file. Complete the steps in the following procedure to perform a differential restore. To recover the differences between backed-up and online data stores 1. From the Mailbox Restore home page, in the menu bar, click Differential restore. If more than one profile exists for the mailbox, the Choose profile dialog box appears. 2. On the Choose profile dialog box, select a profile from the list and click Select. The Restore Wizard opens. 3. On the Restore page of the Restore Wizard, select the mailbox or mailboxes that you want to recover. 4. Click Start. Mailbox Restore compares the offline data store in the recovery point to the online data store and recovers only the differences between them, such as new messages and Calendar appointments. Maintaining the Health of a Data Store There are many causes of data store corruption; for example, when there is an unplanned power outage, a hard disk error or failure, or if a user restarts a machine without properly closing an open data store. Mailbox Restore can perform integrity checks on a data store to verify that the file is not corrupted. Integrity checks reduce incidences of recovering a corrupted Exchange item. You can use the Database Maintenance Wizard in Mailbox Restore to check for corruption, repair the data store, and verify the data store mountability. This section describes how to check the data store for corruption and to use the logs for troubleshooting. To complete the steps in the following procedure, you must be logged on to the Core machine with administrative rights, and the data store must be closed. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 49

54 Performing a Physical Integrity Check on a Data Store Mailbox Restore performs physical integrity checks on the data store and can execute repair procedures to isolate corrupted items. You can use the physical integrity check to verify database mountability. To perform a physical integrity check on a data store 1. On the Mailbox Restore home page, click Physical check. 2. Click Yes on the Physical Check Confirmation dialog box to confirm. The Database Maintenance Wizard opens. 3. Browse to the Exchange database (.edb file) location, and then click Open. 4. Browse to the log directory, and then click OK. 5. If not already selected by default, select Check Database. 6. Select the options that you want to use, as described in the following table: Option Database options Check header Check pages check-sum Description Selects the child options Check header and Check pages check-sum. Validates whether the database header pages are valid. NOTE: When you select this option, Database options is also selected. Validates the entire database page by page. Calculates the checksum for each page and compares it with the checksum that is stored for the page. Reports any invalid pages. NOTE: When you select this option, Database Options is also selected. 7. Click Next. The Check/Repair Folders screen opens and displays the database and log locations you specified as well as the actions you selected. NOTE: To make changes to your selections, click Back. 8. Click Start. The Physical Check/Repair screen opens and displays the status of the database check. When the process completes, the screen displays the message notifying you that the check has completed. The Processing information section shows the result of the physical check. NOTE: To open the database, select the box Open Exchange DB. 9. Click Finish to close the Database Maintenance Wizard. 50 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

55 Repairing a Corrupted Data Store If Mailbox Restore indicates during a physical check that corruption exists in the database, you can use the Database Maintenance Wizard to repair the database. To repair a corrupted data store 1. From the Mailbox Restore toolbar, click Physical check. The Database Maintenance Wizard opens. 2. Browse to the.edb file location, and then click Open. 3. Browse to the log directory, and then click OK. 4. Select Repair Database. 5. Select the options that you want to use, as described in the following table: Option Database options Repair header Repair pages check-sum and dbtime Fix dirty shutdown Description Selects the child options Repair header, Repair pages checksum and dbtime, and Fix dirty shutdown. Attempts to repair the database header by recomputing the checksum. NOTE: When you select Repair header, Database options is also selected. Attempts to repair the database pages by recomputing their checksums and setting the pages last modified time to the database header s last modified time. NOTE: When you select Repair pages check-sum and dbtime, Database options is also selected. Resets the dirty shutdown state in the database header. Dirty shutdowns can occur when the database is not closed properly. NOTE: When you select Fix dirty shutdown, Database options is also selected. 6. Click Next. The Check/Repair Folders screen opens and displays the database and log locations you specified as well as the actions you selected. NOTE: To make changes to your selections, click Back. 7. Click Start. The Physical Check/Repair screen opens and displays the status of the database repair. When the process completes, the screen displays the message notifying you that the check has completed. The Processing information section shows the result of the repair. NOTE: To open the database, select the box Open Exchange DB. 8. Click Finish to close the Database Maintenance Wizard. Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange 51

56 Verifying that a Data Store Can Be Mounted Upon determining that the Exchange database is not suffering from data corruption, you may need to verify that you can mount the database. You can use the Database Maintenance Wizard to verify that the database can be mounted. To verify that a data store can be mounted 1. From the Mailbox Restore toolbar, click Physical check. The Database Maintenance Wizard opens. 2. Browse to the.edb file location, and then click Open. 3. Browse to the log directory, and then click OK. 4. Select Verify Database. 5. Select Mounting options, and then click Next. NOTE: Selecting Mounting options also selects the remaining option, Verify that the database can be mounted. The Check/Repair Folders screen opens and displays the database and log locations you specified as well as the action you selected. NOTE: To make changes to your selections, click Back. 6. Click Start. The Physical Check/Repair screen opens and displays the status of the action. When the process completes, the screen displays the message notifying you that the check has completed. The Processing information section shows the result of the mountability check. NOTE: To open the database, select the box Open Exchange DB. 7. Click Finish to close the Database Maintenance Wizard. 52 Using Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange

57 Glossary Advanced Export The Advanced Export option in Mailbox Restore lets you compile an entire recovered database or mailbox and send it to an address as a PST file. Agent An agent is a machine or server that is protected or to be protected. AppAssure 5 AppAssure 5 sets a new standard for unified data protection by combining backup, replication, and recovery in a single solution that is engineered to be the fastest and most reliable backup for protecting virtual machines (VM), as well as physical and cloud environments. Core The AppAssure 5 Core is the central component of the AppAssure architecture. The Core provides the essential services for backup, recovery, retention, replication, archival, and management. In the context of replication, the Core is also called a source core. The source core is the originating core, while the target core is the destination. Database See Data store. Data store Data store is the Microsoft term for an Exchange database. The data store is a storage file with the extension.edb on the Exchange server that comprises the Outlook data. It contains the Exchange items that can be recovered by Mailbox Restore. Differential Restore Differential Restore is the function in Mailbox Restore that lets you recover only the differences between one or more offline and online Exchange databases. Exchange See Microsoft Exchange. Glossary 53

58 Global Deduplication The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) defines data deduplication as the replacement of multiple copies of data at variable levels of granularity with references to a shared copy to save storage space or bandwidth. The AppAssure Volume Manager performs global data deduplication within a logical volume. The granularity level of deduplication is 8 KB. The scope of deduplication is limited to protected machines using the same repository and encryption key. Live Recovery AppAssure Live Recovery is an instant recovery technology for VMs and servers. It provides near-continuous access to data volumes in a virtual or physical server, letting you recover an entire volume with near-zero RTO and a RPO of minutes. Local Mount Utility The Local Mount Utility (LMU) is a downloadable application that lets you mount a recovery point on a remote AppAssure 5 Core from any machine. Log Truncation Log truncation is a function that is used to save space by removing log records from the transaction log. Machine A machine, sometimes referred to as an agent, is a physical or virtual machine or server that is protected by the AppAssure 5 Core. In the context of replication, a core may also be referred to as a source core. Mailbox Restore Profile Wizard See Profile Wizard. Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Restore for Microsoft Exchange (Mailbox Restore) is a program that works with AppAssure 5 and Microsoft Exchange to recover Microsoft Outlook mail items, such as messages, Calendar appointments, and Address Book contacts. Microsoft Exchange Microsoft Exchange (Exchange) is a server program that manages and stores Microsoft Outlook content, such as messages, Calendar appointments, and Address Book contacts. Mountability Exchange mountability is a corruption detection feature that alerts administrators of potential failures and ensures that all data on the Exchange servers is recovered successfully in the event of a failure. PST file An abbreviation for Personal Storage Table file, a PST file is an open-source format of storing messages, Calendar appointments, and other Exchange items. The file uses the extension.pst. 54 Glossary

59 Profile Wizard The Profile Wizard in Mailbox Restore is a tool that lets you create, edit, and remove Outlook profiles directly from within Mailbox Restore. It is only available when the machine on which Mailbox Restore is installed also includes a compatible version of Microsoft Outlook. Recovery Assure Recovery Assure technology is used to perform automated recovery testing and verification of backups. It supports various file systems and servers. Recovery Points Recovery points are a collection of snapshots of various disk volumes. For example, C:, D:, and E. Remote Core A remote core represents an AppAssure 5 Core that is accessed by a non-core machine by way of the Local Mount Utility. Snapshot A snapshot is a common industry term that defines the ability to capture and store the state of a disk volume at a given point, while applications are running. The snapshot is critical if system recovery is needed due to an outage or system failure. AppAssure snapshots are application aware, which means that all open transactions and rolling transaction logs are completed and caches are flushed prior to creating the snapshot. AppAssure uses Microsoft Volume Shadow Services (VSS) to facilitate application crash consistent snapshots. True Scale True Scale is the scalable architecture of AppAssure 5. Universal Recovery AppAssure Universal Recovery technology provides unlimited machine restoration flexibility. It enables you to perform monolithic recovery to- and from- any physical or virtual platform of your choice as well as incremental recovery updates to virtual machines from any physical or virtual source. It also lets you perform application-level, item-level, and object-level recovery of individual files, folders, , calendar items, databases, and applications. Glossary 55

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61 Index Symbols.net framework - 12 A address book recovering - 44 Advanced Search using - 32 AppAssure 5 about - 8 core technologies - 8 Live Recovery - 9 mounting recovery point - 24 Recovery Assure - 9 True Global Deduplication - 10 Universal Recovery - 9 What s New - 1 B brick-level backups elimination of - 6 C checking about corruption checks - 7 about mountability checks - 7 Exchange data store mountability - 52 physical integrity of a data store - 50 closing Exchange data store - 26 contact recovering - 44 Core adding to the Local Mount Utility - 16 D deleted items, recovering - 40 differential restore - 49 about - 6 disk space usage of - 6 dismounting recovery point in LMU - 27 downloading Local Mount Utility - 15 E e-discovery about - 6 recovering - 36 recovering deleted items - 40 recovering sent items - 38 Exchange granting permissions - 13 Exchange data store checking mountability - 52 closing - 26 maintaining - 49 opening - 26 performing integrity check - 50 repairing - 51 restoring - 48 Exchange item recovering - 35 searching - 30 Exchange libraries copying - 25 Exchange mailbox restoring - 48 Exchange server contacting - 11 supported versions - 11 exporting Exchange item or folder - 35 I installing Local Mount Utility - 15 Index 57

62 Mailbox Restore - 17 integrity check about - 7 performing - 50 L launching Mailbox Restore - 24 Live Recovery about - 9 LMU about - 14 adding a Core - 16 dismounting recovery point - 27 downloading and installing - 15 Local Mount Utility about - 14 adding a Core - 16 dismounting recovery point - 27 downloading and installing - 15 Exchange libraries - 25 mounting a recovery point - 24 logging managing - 21 M Mailbox Restore about - 3 about installation - 17 accessing - 18 key concepts - 5 launching - 24 logging - 21 navigating - 18 prerequisites - 17 settings - 21 maintaining Exchange data store - 49 message preview about - 7 customizing - 19 mountability checking - 52 mountability checks about - 7 mounting recovery point - 24 N navigating Mailbox Restore - 18 O opening Exchange data store - 26 Outlook installation, planning - 13 recovery items - 4 Outlook calendar recovering an appointment - 42 Outlook profiles about Profile Wizard - 27 creating - 27 deleting Profile Wizard deleting a profile - 29 editing - 28 P performing physical integrity check - 50 permissions Exchange Exchange for Exchange - 13 physical integrity check performing - 50 Profile Wizard creating a profile - 27 editing a profile - 28 using - 27 PST about - 6 Q Quick Search using - 30 R reading pane customizing - 19 recovering address book - 44 appointment - 42 calendar appointment - 42 contact , - 38, - 40 Exchange item - 35 inbox message - 36 sent message - 38 task - 46 to-do item - 46 Recovery Assure about - 9 recovery point dismounting - 27 mounting - 24 recovery point, AppAssure 5-4 repairing Exchange data store - 51 restoring differences between data stores Index

63 Exchange mailbox, data store - 48 S searching about - 5, - 29 Advanced Search - 32 Exchange item - 30 Quick Search - 30 server space usage of - 6 settings managing - 21 system requirements - 11 T task recovering - 46 to-do item recovering - 46 True Global Deduplication about - 10 U Universal Recovery about - 9 W workflow diagram - 4 Index 59

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