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mailbox, use the Exchange Management Shell or the Exchange Management Console. For
instructions, see " How to Recover a Deleted Mailbox "
(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=97934).
If you cannot recover the mailbox using the Exchange Management Shell or the Exchange
Management Console, such as when the retention period is expired, you can use Data Protection
Manager (DPM) to recover the mailbox.
To recover a mailbox, DPM must copy the entire database because this is the recommended
method that Exchange supports, as explained in Knowledge Base article 904845, " Microsoft
support policy for third-party products that modify or extract Exchange database contents "
(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=96542).
When you select a mailbox for recovery, you cannot select Latest as the recovery point.
The Latest option recovers the data from the most recent recovery point, and then applies all
committed transactions from the server logs. This functionality is not available for individual
mailboxes.
Item details will not appear on the Recovery Wizard Summary page for Exchange Server
mailboxes.
How to Recover an Exchange 2003 Mailbox
The procedure for recovering a mailbox to Microsoft Exchange 2003 includes the use of
Eseutil.exe and Exmerge.exe. For more information on the Exchange Server Database Utilities
tool (Eseutil.exe), see Eseutil (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=83451). For more
information on Exmerge.exe, see Knowledge Base article 174197, "Microsoft Exchange Mailbox
Merge program (Exmerge.exe) information" (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=83459).
How to recover a previous version of an active Exchange 2003 mailbox
1. Use the Search tab and a date range to locate the mailbox you want to recover.
2. Select a recovery point for the database that contains the mailbox to be restored.
3. In the Actions pane, click Recover. The Recovery Wizard starts.
4. Review your recovery selection, and then click Next.
5. On the Select Recovery Type page, select Copy to a network folder.
6. On the Specify Destination page, enter a volume on an Exchange server that has a
recovery storage group enabled.
7. On the Select Recovery Options page, select the Bring the database to a clean shut
down state after copying the files check box.
8. Move the database file to the location of the Exchange recovery storage group database.
9. Mount the database under the recovery storage group.
10. Complete the Recovery Wizard. DPM recovers the database.
11. Extract the mailbox from the recovered database.
• For Exchange Server 2003, use the Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox Merge