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Updating a database copy can take a long time, especially if the database being copied is large, or if there is high network latency or low network bandwidth. If you use this method, there will be an interruption in service because the process requires you to dismount the database.

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Manually copying the offline database: You can dismount the active copy of the database and copy the database file to the same location on another Mailbox server in the same DAG.

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Seeding using the Update Mailbox Database Copy wizard: You can use the Update Mailbox Database Copy wizard in the EAC to seed a database copy at any time. Seeding using the Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet: You can use the Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy cmdlet in the Exchange Management Shell to seed a database copy at any time. Automatic seeding occurs during the creation of a database.

You can perform seeding by using the following methods:Īutomatic seeding: An automatic seed produces a passive copy of the active database on the target Mailbox server. When the system has detected a corrupted log file that can't be replayed into the passive copy of the database.Īfter an offline defragmentation of any copy of the database occurs.Īfter the log generation sequence for the database has been reset back to 1. Seeding can be postponed for a new mailbox database copy, but eventually each passive database copy must be seeded to function as a redundant database copy.Īfter a failover occurs in which data is lost as a result of the passive database copy having become diverged and unrecoverable. When a new passive copy of a database is created. Seeding is required under the following conditions: The newly added copy becomes the baseline database for the passive copy into which log files copied from the active copy are replayed.

VMware View 6 HTML 5 access issue with Internet Ex.Updating, also known as seeding, is the process in which a copy of a mailbox database is added to another Mailbox server in a database availability group (DAG).

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Fixing Failed Exchange 2010 Database Content Indexes.

Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus –server | where The following cmdlet can be used to list only the databases with failed database content indexes: The following cmdlet can be used to list all of the databases and the health of the Content Index State: This problem is one that I encounter quite frequently but never remember the exact cmdlet to correct the problem so this blog post serves to be something I can reference to in the future.

#CONTENT INDEX STATE FAILED EXCHANGE 2010 PATCH#

I recently assisted a client over the weekend to patch their Exchange 2010 infrastructure with the latest service pack and rollup packs, and one of the issues I came across after the patching was that some of the database content indexes would be listed as Failed.

Content index state failed exchange 2010