In playing around some more with my new server 2008 R2 VM, I discovered new options for managing AD, including the ability to restore data from AD snapshots.
This article in the most excellent magazine, simple-talk.com, provides clear instructions on just exactly how one can use this new capability. Good writing too, by Ben Lye.
Entries Tagged as 'Disaster Recovery'
AD Snapshots
February 17th, 2010 · Comments Off
Tags: Active Directory · Backup · Disaster Recovery
An Exchange recovery tale
April 15th, 2006 · Comments Off
Yesterday, I was called upon to help resolve a problem with an Exchange server at another department. The Exchange server had to be rebuilt on a new machine because the server room had flooded and destroyed the old one. Luckily, they’d been backing up the old server and now had restored it to [...]
Tags: Disaster Recovery · Packages · Rant · Server · Windows
OWA repair or restore
March 24th, 2006 · Comments Off
Found over at msexchange.com, an article outlining a fix for damaged or lost OWA directories. After a quick reading, it seems quite simple to do and I wish I’d known about this when I started working with OWA two years ago, it would have saved me tons of time after I’d switched some entries for [...]
Tags: Disaster Recovery · Packages · Server · Windows
Goexchange
March 16th, 2006 · Comments Off
Just got off a conference call cum Webex demo of Goexchange. It sounds like a neat little program. It’s supposed to help keep your Exchange databases in tiptop shape, getting rid of any errors and defragmenting the database for a cleaner, more efficient operation.
The only problem? Well, there are three that occured [...]
Tags: Backup · Disaster Recovery · Packages · Server
Windows recovery
March 15th, 2006 · Comments Off
A cute (yes, I said cute) and elementary exposition of a Windows restoration using the Knoppix LiveCD.
Tags: Desktop · Disaster Recovery · Linux · Packages · Windows