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From: DigitalJanitor on 14 Jun 2010 10:39 We are in the process of 'warming up' a cold site for disaster recovery. Right now we are in only one location but have space in a DR site and one of the systems we will be putting there will be a server belonging to our Exchange 2007 organization. My question is: Where can I go for some white papers in setting this site up? What we have in place right now is a Root/Child domain in a Windows 2003 AD network. We are planning on creating another child domain for the forest in the DR location. I would add another Exchange Server in the new child as part of the overall Exchange organization within the company. I am looking for information on how best to set this up. The Information Stores are located at the home office and I need to set up the DR site to bring up the Stores in case of a catastrophic 'whatever' taking place back at headquarters. Can anyone point me in the right direction for some white papers or someone else's experiences in doing this? I am already looking for this but thought I'd ask in case I can get better ones that what I have found so far. Thanks - Jon
From: SG_Dan on 15 Jun 2010 11:58 I used this as well as many Microsoft Docs. http://www.exchange-genie.com/2007/08/standby-continuous-replication-scr/ http://www.exchange-genie.com/2007/09/standby-continuous-replication-scr-part-2/ "DigitalJanitor" wrote: > We are in the process of 'warming up' a cold site for disaster > recovery. Right now we are in only one location but have space in a DR site > and one of the systems we will be putting there will be a server belonging > to our Exchange 2007 organization. My question is: > > Where can I go for some white papers in setting this site up? > > What we have in place right now is a Root/Child domain in a Windows 2003 > AD network. We are planning on creating another child domain for the forest > in the DR location. I would add another Exchange Server in the new child as > part of the overall Exchange organization within the company. I am looking > for information on how best to set this up. The Information Stores are > located at the home office and I need to set up the DR site to bring up the > Stores in case of a catastrophic 'whatever' taking place back at > headquarters. Can anyone point me in the right direction for some white > papers or someone else's experiences in doing this? I am already looking > for this but thought I'd ask in case I can get better ones that what I have > found so far. > > Thanks - > Jon >
From: DigitalJanitor on 23 Jun 2010 14:13
Thank you SG_Dan. I really appreciate your assistance with this and pointing me in a great direction. Jon "SG_Dan" <SGDan(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B53B3845-8116-4213-80C3-EA9B31569711(a)microsoft.com... > I used this as well as many Microsoft Docs. > > http://www.exchange-genie.com/2007/08/standby-continuous-replication-scr/ > http://www.exchange-genie.com/2007/09/standby-continuous-replication-scr-part-2/ > > > > "DigitalJanitor" wrote: > >> We are in the process of 'warming up' a cold site for disaster >> recovery. Right now we are in only one location but have space in a DR >> site >> and one of the systems we will be putting there will be a server >> belonging >> to our Exchange 2007 organization. My question is: >> >> Where can I go for some white papers in setting this site up? >> >> What we have in place right now is a Root/Child domain in a Windows >> 2003 >> AD network. We are planning on creating another child domain for the >> forest >> in the DR location. I would add another Exchange Server in the new child >> as >> part of the overall Exchange organization within the company. I am >> looking >> for information on how best to set this up. The Information Stores are >> located at the home office and I need to set up the DR site to bring up >> the >> Stores in case of a catastrophic 'whatever' taking place back at >> headquarters. Can anyone point me in the right direction for some white >> papers or someone else's experiences in doing this? I am already looking >> for this but thought I'd ask in case I can get better ones that what I >> have >> found so far. >> >> Thanks - >> Jon >> |