Hi Experts, We would like to have a report or log, where it says the DB01 is mounted (Active) on SER1 on last month, then it is activated on SER2 this month & it  is activated on DR Server.......like this.

This information is required to submit to our auditors regarding DR activation. Means this would be prroof for us to show that we have activated the DR server and all the DBs were mounted on DR server monthly basis.

Regards,

Exchange 2013 has a script CollectOverMetrics.ps1 (you can find it in the Script folder of the Exchange installation path) which will give you report on database failover.

The info is collected from event log hence you're not likely to get 6 months record. You may need to run it on a weekly or monthly basis depends on the event log size of your mailbox server.

• Proposed as answer by Mike CrowleyMVP 2 hours 6 minutes ago

Exchange 2013 has a script CollectOverMetrics.ps1 (you can find it in the Script folder of the Exchange installation path) which will give you report on database failover.

The info is collected from event log hence you're not likely to get 6 months record. You may need to run it on a weekly or monthly basis depends on the event log size of your mailbox server.

• Proposed as answer by Mike CrowleyMVP Tuesday, April 21, 2015 5:17 AM

Hi,

Additional, I find an blog that discuss about how to check the redundancy for Exchange 2010 Database.
For your reference: http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2010/05/20/3409984.aspx

For your question, we may need to customize an individual script. Hope this helps.

Thanks

Hi,

Script will help in this case. Use Script CollectOverMetrics.ps1