The restore matches the target mailbox ??™ s GUID to the mailbox in the recovery storage
group. For example, to restore Jeffrey ??™ s mailbox, enter the following:
Restore-Mailbox -Identity Jeffrey -RSGDatabase ???MB100\rsg\mailbox database???
The output from the Restore-Mailbox cmdlet will look like Figure 8 - 6 .
Figure 8-6
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The following recovers all mailboxes in the RSG to the live database:
Get-MailboxStatistics -Database ???RSG\mailbox database??? | Restore-Maibox -
RSGDatabase ???RSG\mailbox database???
It is possible to restore the contents of one mailbox into another user ??™ s folders. In Exchange Server 2007
RTM (Release to Manufacturing, or the initial release), it is only possible to export to an Exchange mailbox.
However Service Pack 1 adds the ability to be able to export mailbox data to an Outlook data file
(PST file),
This example shows restoring Jeffrey ??™ s mailbox into the administrator ??™ s mailbox. TargetFolder needs
to be supplied and it will automatically append \Recovered Data - mailbox name as a subfolder.
Restore-Mailbox -RSGMailbox ???jeffrey rosen??? -RSGDatabase ???RSG\mailbox database??? -
Identity ???Administrator??? -TargetFolder ???restores???
Figure 8 - 7 shows the output from running the Restore-Mailbox cmdlet.
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