The high - level steps are:
1. Dismount the source database
2. Validate the passive node database and log files
3. Run the Restore-StorageGroupCopy cmdlet to allow the target to mount the database
4. Run the Move-StorageGroupCopyPath cmdlet to update the storage group path
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5. Run the Move-DatabasePath cmdlet to update the database path
6. Mark the database for AllowFileRestore with the Set-MailboxDatabase cmdlet
7. Mount the database on the SCR target
8. Move the users ??™ mailbox configuration with the Move-Mailbox cmdlet
9. On clustered SCR sources, clear the local CMS configuration with Setup.com
The SCR target should be configured with an empty storage group and database, with paths that will not
conflict with the SCR target paths. These will be the storage group and database used for the portability
recovery.
In this example scenario, the CMS will failover to the standby server ca100:
1. The first step in activating the SCR target is to dismount the SCR source database on mb100ccr:
Dismount-Database -Identity ???mb100ccr\first storage group\mailbox database???
2. Next, run the Restore-StorageGroupCopy cmdlet to allow the SCR target ??™ s database copy to
be mounted. This step will try to copy any remaining log files, and also report on the data loss if
applicable.
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