If the user was also removed from AD, then we should first create the user account, recover the mailbox and connect the user to the mailbox. Note that this applies to the case where only the mailbox was removed, whereas the Active Directory user account still exists. Get-Mailbox -Database Managers | Restore-Mailbox -RecoveryDatabase RecoveryDB If we need to restore all mailboxes located in the Managers database, we should run the cmdlet: Once we complete this cmdlet, we will see the mailbox presence from the Exchange Management Console. Restore-Mailbox -Identity Vladimir -RecoveryDatabase RDB1 In order to restore a mailbox, we should run the following cmdlet: Recovering an Exchange Server database was described in Part 2, where we used the Recovery Database. We have already mentioned that Windows Server Backup does not have an option for single mailbox recovery, so we must first recover the complete database, and then extract the user mailbox from the database.
In this case, the only place from where we can recover our mailbox is the backup. Instead we will assume that the mailbox has been deleted and the deleted mailbox retention period has also expired.
#Exchange 2010 recovery database how to#
In this article we will learn how to use the same backup files to perform the following recovery operations:Īs stressed in the previous articles, our recovery scenarios will not make use of the deleted mailbox retention configured at the mailbox database.
In Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Backup and Restore Part2 we completed the restore process and learned how to restore an email item. In Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Backup and Restore Part1 we completed the backup procedure.
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