DATA BACKUPS AND RESTORE IN ANOTHER COMPUTER

I have two machinem Main Machine and Backup Machine.
How i make backup from Main Machine and restore on Backup Machine
Any body has an idena please help out me
Thanks in Advance
Rgds
TeeJay

Dear Sudhir
I prepared Backup machine in the same way but registry i not try
because the version or oracle is different in this senerio main server is 8.0.5
backup is 10g
when i update backup server through export file the export command inserting data again in table this command is not replacing to the table after import my table showing duplicate data.
Therefore i am asking any other way of backup and restore.
I am try throug rman now if i get any good result i send to you or if you have any idea about rman write me back please.
Thanks for your reply and
Thanks in advance
Rgds
TeeJay

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Good afternoon
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I know this is a reasonably long question but if anyone has any advice for me I would appreciate it greatly in the unlikely event something goes horribly wrong with my Exchange environment.
Thanks in advance

Hi,
Yes, Most of the configuration settings are stored in AD. Mail data and personal related data are store in Mailbox DB. We just need to take consideration of these two points.
Thanks,
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