By RajiSubramanian<\/p>\n
The article explains the step by step on how restore the mailbox from the database that is restored from the backup.
\nStep 1: Provide the folder path location to the backup team where the database and log file needs to restore.<\/p>\n
Note: Make sure you have enough free disk space on the restored location<\/p>\n
Step 2: Verify the database health status after the restoration of database file. Run the following command to verify the status<\/p>\n
eseutil.exe \/mh E:\\Recovery\\RDB.edb | select-string \u201cState:\u201d, \u201cLog Required\u201d<\/p>\n
Step 3: If the database is Clean Shutdown move to next step. In case if it is dirty shutdown perform the soft recovery and if it fails move to hard recovery<\/p>\n
Step 4: Create Recovery database using the following commands<\/p>\n
New-MailboxDatabase -Recovery RDB01 -Server MBX01 -EdbFilePath E:\\Recovery\\RDB.edb<\/p>\n
Step 5: Verify the database is in mounted state<\/p>\n
Get-MailboxDatabase RDB01 -status | fl Name, Mounted<\/p>\n
Step 6 : Mount the database<\/p>\n
Mount-Database RDB01 \u2013Verbose<\/p>\n
Step 7 : Verify the database mounted status<\/p>\n
Get-MailboxDatabase RDB01 -status | fl Name, Mounted<\/p>\n
Step 8: Verify the mailbox statistics of the restored database<\/p>\n
To find all mailbox in the recovery database \u2013 Get-mailboxstatistics -database RDB01
\nTo find specific mailbox w.r.t to user account or GUID \u2013 Get-MailboxStatistics -Database RecoveryDB | ?{$_.DisplayName -like \u2018Raji*\u2019} | fl DisplayName,MailboxGuid,DisconnectDate<\/p>\n
Step 9: Restoring them using the following Exchange PowerShell command based upon your requirement<\/p>\n
Restoring the complete user mailbox<\/p>\n
New-mailboxrestorerequest \u2013sourcedatabase \u201cRDB01\u201d \u2013sourcestoremailbox \u201cRaji\u201d \u2013targetmailbox \u201cRaji@mail.com\u201c<\/p>\n
Restoring the mailbox using guid<\/p>\n
New-MailboxRestoreRequest -SourceDatabase \u201cRDB01\u201d -SourceStoreMailbox 4a1d2118-b8cc-456c-9fd9-cd9af1f549d0 -TargetMailbox Raji<\/p>\n
Restoring the source mailbox to different user mailbox<\/p>\n
New-MailboxRestoreRequest -SourceDatabase \u201cRDB01\u201d -SourceStoreMailbox \u2018Raji\u2019 -TargetMailbox Subramanian -TargetRootFolder Restore -AllowLegacyDNMismatch<\/p>\n
Restoring the mailbox email in a seperate folder (Restore) on the user mailbox<\/p>\n
New-MailboxRestoreRequest -SourceDatabase \u201cRDB01\u201d -SourceStoreMailbox \u2018Raji\u2019 -TargetMailbox \u2018Raji\u2019 -TargetRootFolder Restore -IncludeFolders \u2018#Inbox#\/#Test#\/*\u2019 -AllowLegacyDNMismatch<\/p>\n
Step 10: Check the status of mailbox restoration when completed check in the user mailbox on all restored emails.<\/p>\n
Get-MailboxRestoreRequest<\/p>\n
Step 11: Remove the completed mailbox restore using the following PowerShell command<\/p>\n
Get-MailboxRestoreRequest -status Completed | Remove-MailboxRestoreRequest<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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