| Event Id | 8002 |
| Source | NTBackup |
| Description | Begin Restore to ServerName\Microsoft Information Store\StorageGroupName Verify: Off |
| Event Information | According to Microsoft: CAUSE: When you are restoring databases to an Exchange 2000 server, the backup program should not shut down any Exchange services. If the Exchange information store is shut down during a restore procedure, all Exchange information store databases on the server are dismounted and not just the one that you are restoring. This behavior differs from earlier versions of Exchange Server. In earlier versions, the corresponding service must be shut down before you restore any databases. You can do this manually, or the backup software can do it. RESOLUTION: Dismount the databases that you want to restore by using Exchange System Manager before you begin the restore procedure. |
| Reference Links | XADM: Windows 2000 Backup Does Not Dismount Databases During the Restore Process |
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