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Create a new recovery database. 2

Second, restore a user's email. 3

Third, restore user mail. 10

I. create a new recovery database

Run the command: New-MailboxDatabase-Recovery-Name RDB-Server mailbox01.com.contoso-EdbFilePath "d:\ rdb\ rdb.edb"-LogFolderPath "d:\ rdblog\"

Where-Recovery indicates that the database attribute is to restore the database.

The-Name parameter is followed by the name of the recovery database.

The-Server parameter is followed by an indication that the recovery database is mounted on the mailbox server.

-EdbFilePath parameter indicates the location where the recovery database files are stored

-LogFolderPath parameter indicates the location where the recovery database log files are stored

As shown below:

Figure 1

Next, you need to modify the properties of the newly created recovery database and set it to overwrite on recovery.

Second, restore a user's email

Perform message recovery to a mail user through DPM 2010. (the prerequisite for recovery is that a restore point has been created for the user's mailbox database, and after the user's data is restored to an earlier point in time, messages received by the user after this point in time will not be overwritten by the recovery message.

The figure below is as follows

Right-click on the email user who needs to recover the message and select "restore".

Check whether the relevant information is correct in the Review recovery selection dialog box. The figure below is as follows

Click next to select to restore the message to the recovery database.

In the specify destination dialog box, select the mail server where the recovery database is located, and enter the name of the recovery database in the recovery database name box (I entered RDB here).

In specify recovery selection, you can set a schedule in which the recovery data is bandwidth-intensive.

Click next to select restore

The recovery time varies depending on the size of the database.

Third, restore user mail

After the database recovery is successful, you need to recover the user mail with the command (here take Exchange01 as an example), log in to the mailbox server as an administrator, start the Exchange powershell command prompt, and run the following command:

Restore-mailbox-identity exchange01-RcoveryDatabase RDB

Where: the-identity parameter is followed by the alias (that is, login name) of the user who needs to recover the mail.

The-RecoveryDatabase parameter is followed by the name of the recovery database

Next, select A, or not. The default is Y.

When An is selected, a user mail recovery operation is performed, and the size of the recovered data can be obtained from the prompt.

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