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| - | ====== Microsoft Exchange Server Database Backup Module (CloudBacko Pro) ====== | + | ====== Microsoft Exchange Server Database Backup Module for CloudBacko Pro ====== |
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| CloudBacko Pro comes with the MS Exchange Server Backup module for backing up Microsoft Exchange Server's full database. | CloudBacko Pro comes with the MS Exchange Server Backup module for backing up Microsoft Exchange Server's full database. | ||
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| - CloudBacko Pro must be installed on the Exchange server with mailbox role. \\ \\ | - CloudBacko Pro must be installed on the Exchange server with mailbox role. \\ \\ | ||
| - Make sure the Exchange Server has been updated to the latest roll-up patch of that specific service pack. \\ \\ | - Make sure the Exchange Server has been updated to the latest roll-up patch of that specific service pack. \\ \\ | ||
| - | - Make sure that circular logging is disabled for all Information Store(s) or Public Folder selected for backup.\\ {{public:cloudbacko_wiki_module_exchange_database_02.png}} \\ \\ | + | - Make sure that circular logging is disabled for all Information Store(s) or Public Folder selected for backup. \\ \\ |
| - The Exchange Server 2010/2013/2016 database files are no longer stored in the temporary directory during backup. However, the VSS-based Exchange backup will still require certain amount of disk space to operate. Microsoft suggested that certain shadow copy mechanism may require free space around 100% of the original database. Refer to the following URL for more information. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/client-developer/exchange-server-development \\ \\ | - The Exchange Server 2010/2013/2016 database files are no longer stored in the temporary directory during backup. However, the VSS-based Exchange backup will still require certain amount of disk space to operate. Microsoft suggested that certain shadow copy mechanism may require free space around 100% of the original database. Refer to the following URL for more information. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/client-developer/exchange-server-development \\ \\ | ||
| - Temporary Directory folder is used by CloudBacko Pro for storing backup set index files and any incremental or differential delta files generated during a backup job. To ensure optimal backup/restore performance, it is recommended that the folder is located on a local drive with plenty of free disk space.\\ \\ | - Temporary Directory folder is used by CloudBacko Pro for storing backup set index files and any incremental or differential delta files generated during a backup job. To ensure optimal backup/restore performance, it is recommended that the folder is located on a local drive with plenty of free disk space.\\ \\ | ||
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| - System State backup must be performed regularly for the domain controller of the Exchange DAG setup. \\ \\ | - System State backup must be performed regularly for the domain controller of the Exchange DAG setup. \\ \\ | ||
| - | - Scheduled backup is required if you choose to back up with DAG option, as CloudBacko Pro on all DAG members will base on the scheduled backup time to start backups on individual DAG member at the same time. \\ \\ A DAG backup cycle is considered complete only when scheduled backup on all DAG members have been carried out. An email report will be generated when a complete DAG backup cycle has taken place. \\ \\ Please keep in mind that manual backup will only be considered as individual mail-level backup, and therefore will not be counted as part of the DAG backup cycle. | + | - Scheduled backup is required if you choose to back up with DAG option, as CloudBacko Pro on all DAG members will base on the scheduled backup time to start backups on individual DAG member at the same time. \\ \\ A DAG backup cycle is considered complete only when scheduled backup on all DAG members have been carried out. An email report will be generated when a complete DAG backup cycle has taken place. \\ \\ Please keep in mind that manual backup will only be considered as individual mail-level backup, and therefore will not be counted as part of the DAG backup cycle. \\ \\ |
| - | - The MS Exchange Server Backup module will protect the Exchange server at the database level. If a full system backup (for bare-metal recovery) is required, please consider setting up a MS System Backup for each DAG member server. | + | - The MS Exchange Server Backup module will protect the Exchange server at the database level. If a full system backup (for bare-metal recovery) is required, please consider setting up a MS System Backup for each DAG member server. \\ \\ |
| - To back up mailbox database within an Exchange DAG, CloudBacko Pro is required to be installed on each DAG member with mailbox role (e.g. servers that are hosting the mailbox databases). It is not necessary to install CloudBacko Pro on Exchange server with CAS (Client Access Server) role only. | - To back up mailbox database within an Exchange DAG, CloudBacko Pro is required to be installed on each DAG member with mailbox role (e.g. servers that are hosting the mailbox databases). It is not necessary to install CloudBacko Pro on Exchange server with CAS (Client Access Server) role only. | ||
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| - | ===== Overview of Backup Process ===== | ||
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| - | {{public:cloudbacko_wiki_module_exchange_database_04.png}} | ||
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