You can restore a database to a physically different location on a disk (that is, a non-Exchange location), and you can choose whether to replay the logs.
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You can perform the restore operation on a default subclient or a user-defined subclient that was backed up at least one time.
Procedure
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From the navigation pane, go to Protect > Applications > Exchange.
The Exchange page appears.
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Click an Exchange database.
The Exchange Database page appears.
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From the Subclients section, use one of the following methods to perform a restore operation:
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In the Actions column for the subclient, click the action button
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Click a subclient that you want to restore, and then, on the subclient page, click Restore database.
The Backup content page appears.
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Click Microsoft Information Store.
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From the upper-right of the page, select a backup to restore:
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To use the most recent backup, click Show latest backups.
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To use a backup from a specific date, click Show backups as of a specific date, select a date, and then select the backup.
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To use a backup from a date range, click Show backups for a date range, select a date range, and then select the backup.
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Select the databases that you want to restore, and then click Restore.
The Restore options dialog box appears.
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Specify how you want to restore the data:
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Destination host: To restore data on the destination server, select a location.
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Restore to: To perform a restore operation on a different location, select Out of place file location.
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Without Recovery: If you do not want to replay logs after the restore operation, select this check box.
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Source DB: For each source database that you selected to restore, click Browse to select a restore location.
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Click Submit.