Identifying the missing volumes (Scenario III)
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Identifying the missing volumes (Scenario III)

Identify the snapshot volume associated with each missing production volume. Note the drive letter or mount point of each volume. The drive letter or mount point information is available either through the VEA console or Exchange. In Exchange 2007, the transaction logs path is shown on the properties page of the storage group, and the database path is shown on the properties page of each individual database (store).

For example, if SG2-DB1 is missing due to hardware failure, you would need the information in the following table.

Table: Information for missing SG2-DB1

Status

Volume

Drive letter or mount point

Object

Available

SG2-tlogs

I:\Logs

transaction logs volume

Missing

SG2-DB1

G:

mailbox store database volume

Available

SG2-DB2

H:

mailbox store database volume

Available

SG2-tlogssnap

not assigned

snapshot volume of SG2-tlogs

Available

SG2-DB1snap

not assigned

snapshot volume of SG2-DB1

Available

SG2-DB2snap

not assigned

snapshot volume of SG2-DB2
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