DPX Documentation

DPX Documentation
Deployment Guide
User Guide
Chapter 4: Catalogic vStor
Chapter 5: vStor Command Line Interface Reference
Chapter 6: Catalogic DPX Open Storage Server (OSS)
- Migrating from Catalogic DPX OSS to Catalogic vStor Server
- Remote Seeding with Catalogic DPX OSS
Chapter 7: NetApp SnapVault Management
Chapter 8: Cloud Storage
DISK-TO-DISK DATA PROTECTION
Chapter 9: Overview of the Disk-to-Disk Data Protection
Chapter 10: Block Backup
Chapter 11: Block Restore
Chapter 12: Instant Access to Data
Chapter 13: Bare Metal Recovery
VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 14: Overview of Virtual Environment Protection
Chapter 15: Agentless Backup for VMware
Chapter 16: Using Storage for Agentless VMware Backup
Chapter 17: Agentless Backup for Microsoft Hyper-V
APPLICATION SUPPORT
Chapter 18: Microsoft SharePoint
Chapter 19: Microsoft Exchange Server
Chapter 20: Microsoft SQL Server
- DPX Protecting SQL Server: General Considerations
- Protecting AlwaysOn Availability Groups: Concepts and Considerations
Chapter 21: DPX Block Data Protection for AlwaysOn Databases
Chapter 22: SAP HANA
Chapter 23: Oracle Databases
Chapter 24: Additional Topics about Application Protection
- Verifying Application Backups
- Cluster Support for Microsoft Windows and Micro Focus OES
  - Prerequisites for Catalogic DPX Block Data Protection with Clusters
MAINTENANCE
Chapter 25: Maintaining and Protecting Catalogic DPX Catalogs
Chapter 26: Jobs
Chapter 27: Catalogic DPX Logs
- Collecting Job Logs
  - Collecting Job Logs on the HTML5-based DPX Management Interface
  - Collecting Job Logs on the Java-based DPX Management Interface
- Technical Specifications for Catalogic DPX Logs
Chapter 28: Managing Licenses
Chapter 29: Getting Node Information
- Prerequisites for getting node information
- Getting Node Information on the Java-based DPX Management Interface
Chapter 30: Configuring Parameters
SECURITY
The Catalogic DPX GuardMode
ADDENDUM
Chapter 31: Remote Seeding with NetApp Storage
Chapter 32: Setting Up Tape Library in NetApp Storage Environment
Chapter 33: Setting Up Tape Library in Catalogic DPX Open Storage Server Environment
Chapter 34: Common operating system tasks
ACRONYMS AND TERMINOLOGY
- Acronyms
- Terminology
Trademarks
REFERENCE GUIDE
COMPATIBILITY GUIDE

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Chapter 19: Microsoft Exchange Server

Restoring Microsoft Exchange Server by using Catalogic DPX Block Data Protection

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Before proceeding with a restore for first time, check restore considerations. See .

If verification of a backup instance has failed, the backup instance cannot be used for restore. See .

Recovery of Microsoft Exchange nodes, applications, and databases consists of the following main steps:

Preparing for restore. See .
Defining and running the restore job. See .
Post-restore (for DAGs). See .

Related Topics:

See .

Prerequisites for restoring Microsoft Exchange Server Assets

Determining the Verification State of a Backed Up Job Instance

Preparing for Restore

Restoring Microsoft Exchange Server databases

Post-Restore: Reseeding the Passive DAG Database for Microsoft Exchange Server

Restoring to an Exchange Recovery Database