This option must be set for every -base option specified.
-logpath path
Specifying this option, you set the temporary directory for the Microsoft Exchange
Server log files. Data Protector restores the log files to this directory. Using this
directory, the Microsoft Exchange Server then recovers the database - this
operation is referred to as hard recovery.
-last
Hard recovery is performed after the restore of the Microsoft Exchange Server
object. Use this option if you are restoring the last set of files. If you do not set
this option, you have to start the recovery manually by running the eseutil
/cc /t utility from the directory for temporary log files. If this option is not
specified, soft recovery is performed after the restore.
-mount
The restored Microsoft Exchange Server databases will be automatically mounted
after the soft or hard recovery.
-consistent
Restores the database to its last consistent state. The latest log files, created after
backup, are applied to the restored database during recovery.
MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SINGLE MAILBOX RESTORE
-mbx
Selects Microsoft Exchange Server single mailboxes and Public Folders for restore.
-barhost ClientName
Specifies the Microsoft Exchange Server client from which the data was backed
up.
-destination ClientName
Specifies the target client for restore. Use this option only when you restore to
some other instance than the one that was backed up.
-mailbox MailboxName
Specifies the Microsoft Exchange Server single mailboxes for restore.
-session SessionID
Specifies the session to be used for restore.
When restoring objects that have copies, do not use the object copy session ID,
but the object's BackupID, which equals the object's backup session ID.
-public
Specifies the Microsoft Exchange Server Public Folders for restore (as part of the
Microsoft Exchange Server single mailbox restore).
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