If you getting the following frigging dialog box during activating a Database Copy or switching over the DAG server, no worries. There is a simple solution.
To verify the content index catalog files are really failed or not, run the following command in Exchange 2010 Management Shell. Note: the server name would be mailbox server naming which is hosting the passive database.
Get-MailboxDatabaseCopyStatus –Server <MBX Server Name> | FL Name,*Index*
You will see ContextIndexState is Failed in results of above command. Also ContentIndexErrorMessage property will say “Catalog needs a reset for database <GUID>”.
Quick solution is,
- Restart the “Microsoft Exchange Search Indexer” service on the server hosting the active DAG database
- Run Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy –Identity <database name>\<Server name hosting passive db> –CatalogOnly
E.g., Update-MailboxDatabaseCopy –Identity DB1\MBXServer1 –CatalogOnly
Now try activating a database copy on your server.
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