Are Lagged Database Copies a Waste of Time?
In a comment on my recent article on Exchange Server 2013 lagged database copies Chris wrote: I do not see any advantage in a lagged copy of a database. If any kind of corruption happens on a database...
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Exchange Server 2013 Lagged Database Copies In Action
This article is an excerpt from the Deploying and Managing Exchange Server 2013 High Availability ebook. A lagged database copy is a passive database copy in a database availability group that has a...
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How to Remove a DAG Member in Exchange Server 2013
When you are running an Exchange 2013 database availability group in your environment you may have a need to remove one of the servers from the DAG, for example during decommissioning of server...
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Warning: Please Restart the Microsoft Exchange Information Store Service...
On an Exchange 2013 server running Exchange 2013 RTM CU1 or later you may be presented with a warning message after adding a new mailbox database. “Warning: Please restart the Microsoft Exchange...
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Misconfigured Subnets Appear in Exchange Server 2013 DAG Network
With an Exchange Server 2013 database availability group you may encounter misconfigured subnets in the DAG network configuration. These will be noticeable in the output of the...
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Using a Non-Exchange Server as an Exchange Database Availability Group File...
In my recent article on installing an Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability Group I gave the example of using a Windows Server 2012 server that is not installed as an Exchange server as the file...
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The Action Can't Be Completed Because the File is Open in NodeRunner.exe
On an Exchange Server 2013 server that is installed with the Mailbox server role, when you attempt to delete the files and folders for a database or database copy that has been removed, you may receive...
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Configuring Database Copies in an Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability...
In the last article in this series on Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability Groups we looked at the steps required for creating a DAG with two members. In this article we will take a look at...
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When you install a new Exchange Server 2013 Mailbox server a database is automatically created on the server as well. The database is located in the Mailbox folder of the Exchange installation path,...
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Exchange 2013 Database Removal Error: “This mailbox database contains one or...
When attempting to remove a database from an Exchange Server 2013 mailbox server you may encounter the following error. Error attempting to remove an Exchange Server 2013 database This mailbox database...
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Are Lagged Database Copies a Waste of Time?
In a comment on my recent article on Exchange Server 2013 lagged database copies Chris wrote: I do not see any advantage in a lagged copy of a database. If any kind of corruption happens on a database...
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Exchange Server 2013 Lagged Database Copies In Action
This article is an excerpt from the Deploying and Managing Exchange Server 2013 High Availability ebook. A lagged database copy is a passive database copy in a database availability group that has a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
How to Remove a DAG Member in Exchange Server 2013
When you are running an Exchange 2013 database availability group in your environment you may have a need to remove one of the servers from the DAG, for example during decommissioning of server...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Warning: Please Restart the Microsoft Exchange Information Store Service...
On an Exchange 2013 server running Exchange 2013 RTM CU1 or later you may be presented with a warning message after adding a new mailbox database. “Warning: Please restart the Microsoft Exchange...
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Misconfigured Subnets Appear in Exchange Server 2013 DAG Network
With an Exchange Server 2013 database availability group you may encounter misconfigured subnets in the DAG network configuration. These will be noticeable in the output of the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Using a Non-Exchange Server as an Exchange Database Availability Group File...
In my recent article on installing an Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability Group I gave the example of using a Windows Server 2012 server that is not installed as an Exchange server as the file...
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The Action Can't Be Completed Because the File is Open in NodeRunner.exe
On an Exchange Server 2013 server that is installed with the Mailbox server role, when you attempt to delete the files and folders for a database or database copy that has been removed, you may receive...
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Configuring Database Copies in an Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability...
In the last article in this series on Exchange Server 2013 Database Availability Groups we looked at the steps required for creating a DAG with two members. In this article we will take a look at...
View ArticleClik here to view.
How to Move an Exchange Server 2013 Database to a New Location
When you install a new Exchange Server 2013 Mailbox server a database is automatically created on the server as well. The database is located in the Mailbox folder of the Exchange installation path,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Exchange 2013 Database Removal Error: “This mailbox database contains one or...
When attempting to remove a database from an Exchange Server 2013 mailbox server you may encounter the following error. Error attempting to remove an Exchange Server 2013 database This mailbox database...
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