
Chapter 12: Working with Continuous Replication
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One shortcut is the addition of a new script located by default at C:\program files\Microsoft\
Exchange Server\Scripts
. The script ’ s name is GetSCRSources.ps1 . Given an SCR target,
the script will output all of the SCR sources it is a target for. For example, instead of running multiple
Restore-StorageGroupCopy cmdlets:
Restore-StorageGroupCopy -Identity “mb100CCR\First Storage Group”
-StandbyMachine ca100 -force
Restore-StorageGroupCopy -Identity “mb100CCR\Second
Storage Group”
-StandbyMachine ca100 -force
Restore-StorageGroupCopy -Identity “mb100CCR\Third Storage Group”
-StandbyMachine ca100 -force
you can use the following:
GetSCRSources | Restore-StorageGroupCopy -StandbyMachine $env:ComputerName
-Force
The steps are the same for a single target SCR or a clustered target SCR. The failback steps are different,
and are covered in the next section.
Another key new feature introduced in Service Pack 1 is the ability to replicate transaction log files over
different networks. In the RTM version, only the public interface was used during normal replication.
This setting is controlled with the
ReplicationNetworks parameter. The parameter can be set to
PrivateOnly , PrivateThenMixed , or AllNetworks :
Set-MailboxServer -Identity mb100ccr -ReplicationNetworks PrivateThenMixed
If the mailbox servers are connected with ...