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Reseeding Log files after hardware failure - 10.Oct.2011 2:33:12 PM

kiwiuk

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Hi,

I have a exchange 2007 CCR cluster. Yesterday morning we had a hardware failure of the mirrored log drive on one of the exchange servers.

I have now installed two new drives into this server.

What would be the best way for reseeding this drive? It is best to create the log folders like the other exchange server is currently running, or do I leave the drives blank the get it to reseed from the working server. How do I set the folder permissions? Any help in this area would be great.

Thanks

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RE: Reseeding Log files after hardware failure - 10.Oct.2011 4:51:21 PM

guyforkes

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When you ran get-storagegroupcopy status, what is the result? Does it say replication has 'Failed' or is 'Suspended'? Running 'Update-storagegroupcopy ClusteredMailboxServerName\StorageGroupName (eg EXServer01\SG1)from the passive node should re-seed the active DB to the passive node of the CCR.

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