I created a new mailstore and enabled SCR. I also seeded the datastore and it comes back as healthy. WHy cant I see the new SCR database on the target machine?? Why is it not visable in the GUI?

It's not a real database until you make it one as part of a disaster recovery operation. -- Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems." . "Gotwings" wrote in message news:984b09fa-abdb-42b6-b717-96ed1cec362b... I created a new mailstore and enabled SCR. I also seeded the datastore and it comes back as healthy. WHy cant I see the new SCR database on the target machine?? Why is it not visable in the GUI?Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

Yes, Its a kind of mailbox sevrer but don't create databse and mount it untill you make it active mailbox sevrer. There are two way to make SCR target as active MBX sevrer: 1: Dataportability method 2: Site resilency method.Anil

It is a mailbox server but the databases are not real databases. -- Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems." . "Anil K Singh" wrote in message news:9d0e221d-1550-4bf8-80ba-e07da0761282... Yes, Its a kind of mailbox sevrer but don't create databse and mount it untill you make it active mailbox sevrer. There are two way to make SCR target as active MBX sevrer: 1: Dataportability method 2: Site resilency method. AnilEd Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

Thanks for all the feedback. This was a total flub, someone initally created DB's on the SCR target and never deleted them. Not related to SCR at all, so everything is healthy and good to go.

I want to give you one very good article for SCR which i like very much !!!! Hope it will help you more. Good Day !!! http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/exchange-information-store/exchange-2007-sp1-s-standby-continuous-replication.aspxAnil