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date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 13:29:01 -0800,
group: microsoft.public.exchange.clustering
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Re: CCR Copy Status
Yes. All Resources are online. That day they eventually went to a healthy
state. I did another test this morning by suspending the copy, restarting
the passive node, and then resuming. The Public Folder Storage Group and one
of the other Storage Groups went to health right away, while the other two
say "initializing". Looking at the event log, each storage group went into a
resumed state at 11:15. The Public Storage Group and the First Staff Storage
Group immediately went into a copy state at 11:15 as well. (see below event).
The replication instance for storage group exchangeccr\Staff Group 1 has
started copying transaction log files. The first log file successfully copied
was generation 7990.
It is now 1:45 and the other two storage groups are still initializing and I
have not seen any copy events. I am not seeing any errors in the event log,
all resources show online. Is there something else I can look at?
Thanks in Advance!
"Andy David {MVP}" wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 13:29:01 -0800, Darin
> wrote:
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> >I have an Exchange 2007 CCR configuration with 4 Storage Groups. The passive
> >server was rebooted and when it came back online, only 1 storage group shows
> >a Health Copy Status. The other 3 groups remain in a "Initializing" state.
> >I ran get-storagegroupcopystatus and noticed that only the Storage Group that
> >shows healthy has a LastInspectedLogTime. I also ran a
> >Test-ReplicationHealth and all results passed. This is a test environment,
> >so while there are 1900 mailboxes, there is no mail in them. Is there
> >anything I can look at to see why the other three remain in the initializing
> >state?
>
>
> Are the Storage Group resources online?
> Check within cluadmin.exe
>
>
>
date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 11:48:05 -0800
author: Darin
Re: CCR Copy Status
I got same issue after upgrade CCR to SP1.
As Scott say,
to fix this issue just dismount & remount the DB
or send email over 1mb size to the initializing DB mailbox
or use ntbackup backup DB.
The storage copy status will come to healthy.
"Scott Schnoll [MSFT]" wrote in message
news:%23nlDKy$bIHA.4476@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Initializing typically means the Replication service has just been
> started, but no log files have been generated yet. Do you know if your
> storage groups have generated any log files?
> --
> Regards,
>
> Scott Schnoll
> Microsoft Corporation
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> "charlie p" wrote in message
> news:5FC0A2F8-1F2A-468F-AF73-B0507631847D@microsoft.com...
>> Darin,
>>
>> did you ever figure out what to do to avoid/fix this problem? We're
>> having
>> the same issue with our CCR Exchange 2007 servers.
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Charlie P.
>>
>> P.S., sorry about the blank post!
>>
>> "Darin" wrote:
>>
>>> I have an Exchange 2007 CCR configuration with 4 Storage Groups. The
>>> passive
>>> server was rebooted and when it came back online, only 1 storage group
>>> shows
>>> a Health Copy Status. The other 3 groups remain in a "Initializing"
>>> state.
>>> I ran get-storagegroupcopystatus and noticed that only the Storage Group
>>> that
>>> shows healthy has a LastInspectedLogTime. I also ran a
>>> Test-ReplicationHealth and all results passed. This is a test
>>> environment,
>>> so while there are 1900 mailboxes, there is no mail in them. Is there
>>> anything I can look at to see why the other three remain in the
>>> initializing
>>> state?
>
date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:02:21 +0800
author: Jammy-MVP AM
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