The cmdlet outputs a lot of
information letting the administrator see exactly what parameters were used during the restore.
Figure 8-7
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There are a number of parameters for filtering content. Examples are keywords, date ranges, and specific
folders. The next example shows exporting only Microsoft Word documents from Jeffrey ??™ s mailbox
between March 3rd and July 1st:
Restore-Mailbox -Identity Jeffrey - RSGDatabase ???mb100\rsg\mailbox database???
-StartDate ???03/03/07??™ -EndDate ???07/01/07??™-AttachmentFilenames ???*.docx???
After all the data has been restored the following procedure removes the RSG:
Remove-Database -Identity ???mb100\rsg\mailbox database???
Remove-StorageGroup -Identity ???mb100\rsg???
The cmdlet warns that any files, such as the database ( .edb ) and log files, must be manually removed, as
shown in Figure 8 - 8 .
Figure 8-8
Public Folders
Public folders are special databases where users can share information. Also, various system folders
store information in public folders. Public folders are explained in more detail in Chapter 5 , so this section
only briefly touches upon the subject.
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The cmdlet used in this section is:
??‘ New-PublicFolderDatabase
A mailbox server can have multiple storage groups and databases, but only one Public folder store per
mailbox server.
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