Keeping a large number of emails in mailboxes increases the database size ultimately. This forces users to look for some tricks and techniques to manage the Exchange data. One of the techniques is archiving used in Exchange Server which moves the old or not-so-important emails to a separate location. It generally archives that data to…

User mailboxes in Exchange are associated with real users, with one mailbox for each. Each mailbox has an associated Active Directory account that gives the user access to the mailbox for sending and receiving email messages and create tasks and appointments. So, when administrators create a new user mailbox in Exchange, they also create a…

Restoring database from one Exchange server to another is not that easy as it seems to. However, there are some manual methods that can help you restore the Exchange database from one server to another. In this article, we will talk about restoring databases from one Exchange Server to another with the manual as well…

Remote domains are used by Exchange organizations to control mail flow to external recipients. Some information about message senders are not necessary to be shared with all the external recipients but are to be shared within the organization or with some specific external domains only. Using remote domains, organizations can meet these goals. Exchange Server…

Exchange 2010 was released with some magnificent features, and one among these features was Archive Mailbox. This feature was added to resolve the issues related to PST files that often give headaches to Exchange admins. The primary benefit of the archive mailbox is that the emails/messages and other data that is older can be stored…

“The following article will inform you about taking useful precautions to increase the efficiency of your Exchange Server. If these vital points are overlooked, then you will have to face multiple errors at various stages of email communication.” Microsoft Exchange Server has one of the most well-built architectures for highly secure email communication. Microsoft continuously…

For businesses, taking regular backups of their data is very crucial. Every organization, whether small or large, deals with massive amounts of data, and they cannot afford to lose this critical data. Therefore, organizations use different backup techniques to ensure their data is safe and secure. One such a backup technique is Windows Server Backup….

Exchange users losing or forgetting their passwords is a common occurrence. Fortunately, Exchange administrators can resolve this issue easily by resetting the passwords of the respective mailboxes. We are going to learn the methods to reset the passwords of Exchange mailboxes. The most common way is to use Active Directory and Users Computers. Another method…

Recovering mailbox databases from Exchange 2016 can be very challenging if you don’t have backups or copies of the mailbox database. Usually, every user is not capable of restoring a mailbox database in Exchange 2016 as it requires in-depth knowledge of Exchange features and retention policies. However, Microsoft offers a reliable facility to recover mailboxes…

Recovering an Exchange mailbox that is deleted accidentally can be one of the most frustrating things for a user. But, the relieving part is that a mailbox is never removed permanently from Exchange 2010. When you accidentally delete a mailbox in Exchange 2010, it is disconnected from your account and held in the directory for…