In Exchange 2010 or any other version, it is necessary to have access to log files to repair corrupt Exchange database completely. When Exchange Server starts up, it always performs a check to verify whether the database is detached from the transaction log or not. The primary reason behind the inspection is to ensure that…

Exchange Server administrators experience one or other issues in the Exchange environment as part of its management. For example, after migration to on-premises Exchange 2013 or later versions, an issue is commonly observed where Event log errors are received with the mention of arbitration mailboxes. It means these mailboxes are either in a corrupt state…

Has it happened with you that while trying to send an email with a big attached file via Exchange 2010 and faced the error mentioning that “attachment size exceeds the allowable limit”? If yes, then you might have got some idea by now about the messaging limits in Exchange Server. Due to these message limits,…

Even the latest Exchange Server versions like Exchange 2019 is not completely secure; data loss can happen due to manual errors like accidental deletion, EDB corruption, and access problems in Exchange Server. However, when a mailbox is deleted, it can be restored from Exchange 2019 database it is retained for some time. Because of the…

When configured with Office 365 account, sometimes you may face the following message while opening the Outlook: Your mailbox has been temporarily moved to Microsoft Exchange server. A temporary mailbox exists but might not have all of your previous data. You can connect to the temporary mailbox or work offline with all of your old…