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ARTICLE · 26 AUGUST 2016

Troubleshooting Exchange Backups

One of the most important things you can do to insure business continuity, disaster recovery, and happy executives, is to perform Exchange backups on a regular and a frequent basis.

MaltaStrategy

Article authored by Casper Manes.

One of the most important things you can do to insure business continuity, disaster recovery, and happy executives, is to perform Exchange backups on a regular and a frequent basis. Whether you have a disk failure, a datacenter disaster, or just an end user who is a bit trigger-happy on the Delete key, being able to restore data is a critical function of administering an Exchange environment.

In this post, we aren't going to talk about the merits of incremental versus differential backups, or when you do or do not want circular logging. Nor will we preach the importance of performing regular restores or storing backups offsite. We just want to focus on troubleshooting when backups either fail, or fail to complete in the time allotted.

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