Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 PowerShell Cookbook - Fourth Edition
by Jonas Andersson, Nuno Mota, Mike Pfeiffer
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When you restore the database file from your backup application, you may need to ensure that the database is in a clean shutdown state. For example, if you are using Windows Server Backup for your backup solution, you will need to use the Eseutil.exe database utility to play any uncommitted logs into the database to get it in a clean shutdown state.
Once the data is restored, we can create a recovery database using the New-MailboxDatabase cmdlet, as shown in the first example. Notice that when we ran the command we used several parameters. First, we specified the path to the EDB file and the log files, both of which are in the same location where we restored the files. We have also used the -Recovery switch parameter to specify ...
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