Understanding and Configuring Local Continuous Replication (LCR) - Video Series Video Category: Exchange 2007 Disaster Recovery - Backup/Restore, Replication, and Clustering Skill Level: 300 (Intermediate) Applies to Version: Exchange 2007 Local Continuous Replication (LCR) used to be called Local Continuous Backup and is technically a new feature in Exchange 2007. Using LCR allows the administrator to keep a duplicate copy of the Exchange database(s) on another location (like a SAN, for example). This series helps you understand the goals of LCR as well as set it up and get it working.

Videos in this Series:

Title Skill Length Download Copy and Restore with the LCR   300 10 mins. Download In Place Mount with LCR   300 8 mins. Download LCR Configuration   300 8 mins. Download

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Tips and Tricks: Create your own customized MMCs (Microsoft Management Console) for easier administration. Go to the command-line and run the command "MMC" to launch the MMC window. All that's left is for you to add in the various snap-ins you want to work with and then save the file Exchange 2003 Helpful Whitepaper: "Exchange Server 2003 Deployment Guide". Visit the Microsoft Downloads page and search for "Exchange Server 2003 Deployment Guide" The command-line command "xcopy" has been improved to allow you to create decrypted files at the destination (hint: use the /g option)