DAG

I had to do a Exchange Datacenter Switchover Procedure on a 3 Node Dag. Two on primary site and one on Secondary site. Primary datacenter needs maintenance and both primary nodes have to go offline. so we had to do a datacenter switchover prior to the primary datacenter maintenance . …

Well, Creating DAG is much more simpler as comparing to Exchange 2010,But configuring it properly is the best part to have it efficiently working. So lets see how to create a 2 node DAG , where most of the Environments are willing to have 2 Dedicated servers for Exchange Server …

Whats is Called Loose Truncation ? in Exchange 2013 Sp1 Lets make this simple , Normally if one Database copy goes offline in one of the DAG Members, Logs are not Truncated in all the databases copies , Which waits for the other failed copy to come back , so …

It’s a good question . There are few situations like . where storage is filling up faster because of log files . where databases having more database copies . and there is no enough storage available to withstand the situation. So we will be forced to enable Circular logging in …

To Get Available Cluster Groups Get-ClusterGroup To Get All available Cluster resources Cluster res   To move the Cluster resources to other node Get-ClusterGroup “Cluster Group” | Move-ClusterGroup –Node “Computername to be moved”    

Everyone is aware that Exchange 2010 DAG is a successful implementation, lets see about some of the new features available in Exchange 2013 Database Availability Group (DAG)   We will get to know about the 5 important features introduced in Exchange 2013 1.Multiple databases per disk  2.AutoReseed configuration 3.Safety Net …