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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ for Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator's Guide
  3. Performing restores of Exchange Server, mailboxes, and public folders
  4. About restoring Exchange snapshot backups
  5. Manually mounting an Exchange database after a restore
Veritas NetBackup™ for Microsoft Exchange Server Administrator's Guide

Manually mounting an Exchange database after a restore

If you did not click Commit after last backup set is restored, you need to mount the database manually after the restore is completed.

To mount a database manually after a restore

  1. Mount all of the databases that were restored.
  2. If the mount fails, try a soft recovery (ignore mismatched database attachments) of the Exchange databases to bring the databases to a consistent state.
    eseutil /r E0n /i
  3. Mount the databases again.

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