标题: 如何从EDB文件中提取用户的邮件出来 [打印本页] 作者: vito 时间: 2005-5-5 16:56 标题: 如何从EDB文件中提取用户的邮件出来 有哪位朋友知道如何从EDB文件中提取用户的邮件出来?<br>
我的AD被删了,在删之前只用ntbackup.exe但了一次EX的完整备份.AD和EX不是在同一台机子上,现在领导要我把之前用户的邮件导出来.我现在手头上只有EDB库和STM库和一个最后一次的EX完整备份.AD以不在了.<br>
听别人说有个什么工具能直接从EDB中提出邮件,是不是真的?有哪位朋友知道那个软件的名字,,,,,,,谢谢了,我要是导不出邮件的话就死定了,........谢谢朋友帮忙了.作者: 钉子 时间: 2005-5-5 17:22 标题: re:试试使用Exmerge.exe 工具 试试使用Exmerge.exe 工具作者: vagrant 时间: 2005-5-6 00:10 标题: re:哪里可以找到这个工具？ 哪里可以找到这个工具？<br> 作者: 抽象派 时间: 2005-5-6 11:11 标题: re:google 百度 google 百度作者: vito 时间: 2005-5-6 16:16 标题: re:没有之前的AD了，也可以用吗？是这样吗？ 没有之前的AD了，也可以用吗？是这样吗？作者: dainh 时间: 2005-5-7 00:51 标题: re:如果是Exchange2003可以创建一... 如果是Exchange2003可以创建一个RECOVERY STORAGE GROUP，在RECOVERY STORAGE GROUP里面mount你的数据库，最后用exmerge把数据导出来。作者: dainh 时间: 2005-5-7 00:56 标题: re:如果是Exchange2000，那么就要... 如果是Exchange2000，那么就要搭建一台Recovery Server了。我以前写过一个步骤，不过是英文的，希望对你有用。<br>
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1. Install Windows Server – This can be of any name. Make sure to install the components that Exchange needed such as NNTP, ASP.NET and so on. Please also install the latest service pack.<br>
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2. Create a new Forest – Use DCPromo to create a new forest. You can give this forest any name. You may need to setup DNS on this server. Remember that you can perform this procedure on a network which is isolated from your production environment.<br>
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3. Run Setup /ForestPrep – Select Create new Organisation and call the organisation the same name as the original. Important: Do not install Exchange yet. The reason is that if the first server installed does not find any Admin Groups it will create one called First Administrative Group which will set all the LegacyExchangeDN attributes to that value. What you need to do is create an Admin Group with the same name as the original before you install the first server.<br>
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4. Install Exchange System Tools on the Machine – Remember, install just the tools; do not install Exchange yet.<br>
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5. Using ESM Create a New Admin Group with the original name – It is possible to create Admin Groups before installing Exchange servers. This process simply creates empty containers in the Exchange organisation in AD.<br>
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6. Install Exchange 2000 server – Now you can install the server. It will be installed into the Admin Group you created, thus all the LegacyExchangeDN values will match the original environment.<br>
Important: Install the same level of service pack on this Exchange server as existed on the original server at the time the back up was made. This is because backups made with one version of Exchange are not always compatible with other versions.<br>
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7. Rename Storage Group and Store objects to original names – Using ESM locate the First Storage Group, and Mailbox Store objects and rename them to match the original names if they are different.<br>
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8. Dismount Store and set overwrite check box – You must dismount the store because Exchange restores are offline operations. Also, in the properties of the store (on the Database tab) enable the ‘This database can be overwritten by a restore’ check box.<br>
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9. Perform a database restore – Carry out a standard Exchange database recovery. You can only restore the mailbox store. It doesn’t matter if you restore the whole storage group. You will now have the original store mounted and ready to be accessed. However, you need to create the user object(s) first.<br>
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10. Create NON-mailbox enabled User(s) – Using AD Users and Computers create a user account for each mailbox you want to recover from the store. Make sure that you do not mailbox enable these objects.<br>
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11. Reconnect Mailboxes – Using ESM, locate the mailboxes under the store objects. They should have a red cross above them indicating that they do not belong to any user accounts (if they don’t, then right click the store and select Run Cleanup Agent). Right click on the mailbox you want to recover and select Reconnect, then select the User account to attach to.<br>
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12. Log in to the mailbox and extract the data – Using Outlook, extract the message(s), copy them to a .PST file and hand them to the user who requested the recovery.<br>