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164 Email Continuity Administrator Guide version 6.5 (1st ed.)
c. For Mailbox Access Settings, select a MAPI profile from the drop-
down list.
d. Typically, during a recovery, directory information is compiled as part of
the process. In large environments, this step can be time-consuming. If
SyncManager is installed, and if the most recent Directory sync was
successful, RecoveryManager can use the cached results from the
Directory sync for the recovery process. To use this cached data,
select the Skip detailed analysis check box.
e. Click Continue.
NOTE Advanced Settings
• LDAP Port—The default port is 389. If the server listens on another
port, change this to the port the server uses. If Exchange 5.5 is
installed on a Windows 2000/2003 global catalog server, this setting
must be changed; Exchange 5.5 traditionally runs on port 389 so, by
default, the LDAP port will be different.
• LDAP Max Results—Exchange 5.5 has a default setting of 100 results
returned, but Exchange 2000 has a default setting of 1000 results
returned. If this value has been changed on the Exchange server,
change the value here to correspond.
8 Email Continuity analyzes the archive to match up mailboxes in the
archive to users’ mailboxes in the primary mail system. This process can
take several minutes. When it completes, click Continue.
The Select Users page controls the scope of the user set. Status
indicators display in the left column of the page.
• Recovery Progress—Displays the total number of mailboxes and the
number recovered.