Book description
This content is a direct excerpt of Chapters 8 and 9 from the book Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Inside Out: Mailbox & High Availability
(ISBN 9780735678583). This concise ebook is offered independently of the larger book for Exchange administrators seeking specific, focused information on managing the Store and database availability groups (DAG).
Directly excerpts Chapters 8 and 9 from the book Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Inside Out: Mailbox & High Availability
Offered as concise, standalone content for Exchange professionals looking for narrowly focused reference or specific problem-solving information on managing the Store and DAG
Written by award-winning author Tony Redmond, MVP for Exchange Server
Table of contents
- Managing the Store & DAG: EXCERPT from Microsoft® Exchange Server 2013 Inside Out
- Introduction
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1. The Exchange 2013 Store
- Long live JET!
- Maximum database size
- Dealing with I/O
- Workers, controller, and memory
- Managed Availability and the Managed Store
- Database management
- Transaction logs
- Background maintenance
- Corrupt item detection and isolation
- Rebuilding a database
- Database usage statistics
- Mailbox assistants
- And now for something completely different
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2. The Database Availability Group
- Changes in high availability in Exchange 2013
- Database portability
- Migrating an Exchange 2010 DAG
- Active Manager
- Transaction log replay: The foundation for DAG replication
- Changes in message submission within a DAG
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Day-to-day DAG management and operations
- Building the DAG
- Pre-staging the Cluster Name Object
- The role of the FSW
- DAG task logging
- Crimson events
- Managing DAG properties
- DAG networks
- Cleaning up before creating database copies
- Using circular logging inside a DAG
- Adding new database copies to a DAG
- Monitoring database copies
- Reseeding a database copy
- Adding database copies with EMS
- Using a lagged database copy
- Activating a mailbox database copy
- Rebalancing database copies
- Performing a server switchover
- AutoDatabaseMountDial and potential issues moving databases
- Activation blocks
- Moving database locations within a DAG
- Removing database copies
- Removing servers from a DAG
- Handling storage failures
- Datacenter Activation Coordination
- Approaching DAG designs
- Server maintenance
- Stressed servers
- On to protecting data
- About the Author
- Copyright
Product information
- Title: Managing the Store & DAG: EXCERPT from Microsoft® Exchange Server 2013 Inside Out
- Author(s):
- Release date: September 2013
- Publisher(s): Microsoft Press
- ISBN: 9780735680791
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