PowerProtect Data Manager 19.15 Microsoft Exchange Server User Guide

Use the Restore-Exchange cmdlet with the following syntax to restore a database to the source location (normal restore):

[<configuration_object>] | Restore-Exchange -NormalRestore -Backup <backup_object> -ClientName <FQDN_of_Microsoft_Exchange_Server> -DataDomainHost <DD_hostname> -DataDomainHostPath /<DD_storage_path> -DataDomainUser <DD_username> <optional_parameters> 

where:

<configuration_object>

(Optional) Specifies the configuration object that was imported using the Import-ExchangeBackupConfigFile cmdlet.

NOTE:For PowerProtect Data Manager centralized and self-service workflows, run the Import-ExchangeBackupConfigFile cmdlet with the -Restore parameter to import the configuration parameters to the object.

-NormalRestore

Specifies that the database is being restored to the original source location.

You can use the -Restore alias for the -NormalRestore parameter.

-Backup <backup_object>

Specifies the backup to restore using the backup object.

You can retrieve the backup object from the Backup-Exchange or Get-ExchangeBackup cmdlet output.

-ClientName <FQDN_of_Microsoft_Exchange_Server>

Specifies the client name that was used for the backup.

You can use the -C or -CN alias for the -ClientName parameter.

-DataDomainHost <DD_hostname>

Specifies the hostname of the DD server that contains the backups.

You can use the -S, -SH, -DDHost or -StorageHost alias for the -DataDomainHost parameter.

-DataDomainHostPath <DD_storage_path>

Specifies the full path of the DD storage unit that contains the backups.The DD user must have appropriate access rights to this path.

You can use the -Path, -DevicePath, -StoragePath, -StorageHostPath, or -DataDomainPath alias for the -DataDomainHostPath parameter.

-DataDomainUser <DD_username>

Specifies the DD username.

Full credentials are retrieved from the lockbox to authenticate with the host. -DDUser, -StorageUser

You can use the -DDUser or -StorageUser alias for the -DataDomainUser parameter.