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Enabling internal processing logging on the computer where Exchange Server is installed can lead to following error message:

“DRAERR_JetError = 22 -1026 =0xFFFFFBFE JET_errRecordTooBig, Record larger than maximum size”

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Microsoft Exchange Server is the highly advanced email messaging product developed by Microsoft Corporation. Emails and other related items created by users are stored in their respective mailboxes in .EDB file on Exchange Server.

The Exchange Server gets damaged anytime due to various logical and physical reasons. When any problem occurs in Exchange Server, the most affected component of Exchange Server is Information Store. An information store is the repository of Exchange Server where public folder store is saved. When there is any problem in the information store, you may face following issues:

• You cannot start information store service.
• If the information store service is already running then you cannot stop it.
• CPU usage becomes 100% even when no other application is running.
• The process of transferring emails stops.

To get rid of these issues, you need to restore the database from offline backup. After restoring the backup when you execute Information Store Integrity utility (Isinteg), following error message appears:

“Error 4294966746: JET_errDatabaseInconsistent”

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If you don’t use Outlook with Microsoft Exchange Server, then Outlook saves all its data in a PST file. You can use the backup copy to restore Outlook data if original PST file gets damaged or lost. Follow the steps given below to back up the entire PST file:

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While working on Microsoft Outlook with Microsoft Exchange Server Information Service, user can work on Offline folders i.e. user can utilize the contents of a folder without network connection. Offline folders are the quickest and easiest way to work offline with Exchange Server as they allow the users to work with the contents of an Exchange Server folder without any internet connection, so that later when user is connected to the network, he/she can synchronize the folders.

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“The Microsoft Exchange Transport service is rejecting message submissions because the available disk space has dropped below the configured threshold”

Solution:

This error message is frequently faced by exchange administrators and the only solution for this is to delete the log files which are queued up and utilizing the disk space.

1. Locate the Log file folder and create the backup of log files.

2. Delete the log files from original location. Once the logs are deleted and server gets space, this error will stop occurring.

Exchange Server Data Recovery Software: Recover EDB mailboxes and save to EDB and PST files.

While working with Microsoft Outlook 2007, various performance issues may crop up. You need to act diligently once you come across performance issue. Main symptoms on eruption of performance issue are:

• Outlook 2007 becoming unresponsive.
• Outlook 2007 stops responding for a long time.

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