[THIN] Re: OT Looking for Exchange List

I read it as the disk being corrupted - if so, similary, simply move the entire 
info store to a new drive (EG a USB one), sort out your initial drive, then 
move it back. You simply change the location in info store properties to do 
this - you don't have to manually move it. If it is the drive that is corrupt, 
replace it, don't reformat it.

From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 
Webster
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Subject: [THIN] Re: OT Looking for Exchange List

From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 
Doug Rooney
Subject: [THIN] OT Looking for Exchange List

I am looking for a group like this one but specifically for Exchange server.
I want to find a list that offers concise and accurate answers in a timely 
manner, just like this one.
Any  suggestions?


Send an e-mail with no subject to 
lyris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:lyris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>.  In 
the body put Subscribe exchangelist .
And if you happen to be an Exchange server 2003 guru, I need to migrate the 
databases off one drive
so I can reformat it as it has gotten corrupted, and then migrate back, whit of 
course no data loss.

If your databases are not too corrupted and you are running the Enterprise 
version of Exchange, this is a very easy process.


1.       Create new storage group and locate files on new HD

2.       Create new mailbox store and locate the files on new HD

3.       Move mailboxes from bad mailbox database to new

4.       Rinse, lather, repeat for every storage group on bad drive

5.       Rinse, lather, repeat to move the stuff for the new HD back to the old 
now reformatted HD

Webster

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