I believe that you need to simply enable the endpoint using the ALTER ENDPOINT command. You can find the name of the endpoint in the sys.endpoints DMV. <pre>ALTER ENDPOINT YourEndpoint WITH STATE = STARTED</pre>
*** Improved by Wrobinson on 9/9/08 *** Windows and Exchange Server clusters are intended to provide high-availability. This comes at the cost of additional networking and storage complexity. It also requires a different approach for administrative tasks, such as service packs and upgrades. You can add direct attached storage (DAS) to the existing Exchange Server [...]
<b>From OSSG</b>: Encryption is a tool that needs a very clear objective. You can put it on most any level of the backup flow, but each level has its own risk characteristics. Most people simply want to avoid headlines like “company xyz lost a backup tape with 2.99E8 customer credit card numbers on it”. This [...]
You could try this program: <a href=”http://www.recover-my-email.com/”>http://www.recover-my-email.com/</a> I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS – TAKE THE USUAL PRECAUTIONS I’ve not had good luck once an e-mail was completely deleted. Double check the “deleted email folder”
Need more information.. I’m guessing from your post that you have two partitions on the same physical system. And you have BRMS running where? When you try to delete you should be using command WRKMEDBRM (or GO BRMMED and use option #2). Are you getting some error when you try to delete? If you “display” [...]
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Hello, See this website for info… http://www.shield.on.ca/Blog/?p=12
<a href=”http://www.ferris.com/?p=320762″>MS recommends against stubbing</a>. See this <a href=”http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc671168(EXCHG.80).aspx”>Technet article</a> also. According to this <a href=”http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/partners/2007/backup.mspx”>MS partner</a> website, <a href=”http://www.exclaimer.com/mailarchiver”>Exclaimer</a> seems to have this capability.
Each partition is independent, unless you have created DDM files to link files together.
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You have to enable the AHCI driver in Vista no matter what the Bios settings says. I use a 256mb flash drive and downloaded the 64bit basic drivers from the intel website on reinstall. If you add the driver at install you will never see a blue screen as a result of this missing driver. [...]
If you’re talking about archiving out the messages and attachments, no. This capability requires a third-party archiving solution. (Quest, Symantec, Autonomy, etc.) David
What version of the operating system is your system running? I happen to have an excerpt from a Redbook for V5R2, and as of that level, the maximum size of a save file is 1 terabyte. Since you’re far from that limit, that shouldn’t be the issue. I wonder if the system just expands a [...]
If you know the date and time of Backup and ist is still in QHST Log you can do a DSPLOG put in the date and time parameters when backup occurred. It will show Libraries or objects saved, place cursor on that position and dclick F1 for help, should show VOLID at that point. Good [...]
You will still want to have Samba on the Unix server so that the Windows server can talk to it. You can setup DFS on the server, redirecting folders on the Windows file share to the Unix server. This way users connect to the Windows server network share, and the Windows server redirects through it [...]
Windows 2003 has a Built-In Backup program called NTBACKUP which you can use to backup your Windows environment and when you had installed Exchange 2003 on this system, NTBACKUP is enhanced to allow backups of your Exchange Server databases. NTBACKUP features * Local and remote backup of data * Exchange Backup ready * Scheduled Backups [...]
I recently finished a project exactly like that. First always start with the file structures. Go thru your ocl and see where they build files on the fly and those should be modified. All files should be converted to DDS and appropriate logical files if needed. For logical files, look at your ocl and see [...]
Hello, If you did an Entire System Backup, how long are you waiting before you do the PTF’s? Has anyone been allowed on the system after the System Backup? If you are just wanting to pick up changed objects, why not just run a Save Changed Objects backup to be on the safe side of [...]
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Windows has a built-in backup service. You can use it and schedule the jobs. Here’s a good <a href=”http://www.ilopia.com/Articles/WindowsServer2003/Backup.aspx”>tutorial</a> for your reference.





