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High Availability & Recovery Articles

Deleted Item Recovery and Deleted Mailbox Recovery: Date - Jan 22, 2003; Author - Mark Fugatt; This article describes how to use the Deleted Item Retension and Deleted Mailbox Retension feature in Exchange 2000.
The Exchange Server 2000 Database Structure: It’s always a rainy day when you’re doing restorations: Date - May 17, 2002; Author - Will Schmied; Understanding the underlying processes and construction of Exchange can go a long way towards increasing your happiness factor-which is, after all, the only thing that really matters in life!
Recovering Lost Mailboxes: Date - May 16, 2002; Author - Will Schmied; Accidentally deleting a user account from the Active Directory database is never a welcome thing. Performing an authoritative restore for just one account is not really a likely event. At least you can rest easy knowing that you can reconnect the new user account with the orphaned mailbox:see, not everything is all bad. Now, back to that hard earned vacation!
Disaster Recovery: Date - Feb 06, 2002; Author - Will Schmied; Try as hard as we may, we will never be able to achieve the Utopian ideal of never having a disaster come our way. Since we are firmly entrenched in the real world, it makes good sense then to understand the disaster recovery process as it applies to Exchange 2000 Server and what needs to be done before the disaster strikes—the most important part of disaster recovery planning. A good plan for Exchange 200 Server disaster recovery revolves around and is intertwined with a good plan for disaster recovery for your Windows 2000 servers. We will explore the process and the relative levels of disaster recovery in the following sections.