Category: Exchange

Recover Public Folders from corrupt EDB files

Exchange EDB files are precious as they contain all the useful information in their mailboxes and public folders. An Exchange Public Folder is an integrated service for Exchange users to share content and information on a common folder with required permissions under the control of the administrator. A Public Folder is supported to Outlook on the Web for Exchange 2016 and later versions, Read more

Export Exchange mailbox for specific date range to PST

An Exchange administrator is responsible for a range of tasks within an organization working on an Exchange Server environment. You need to always be ready to handle and resolve all sorts of challenges that come your way. One important role is taking a regular backup in the form of the archive file. Several archiving tools are present at your disposal to take the backup, each with Read more

How to Recover Multiple Mailboxes in Exchange Server?

Though there are some manual recovery methods such as running the complex Exchange Management Shell commands to recover Exchange database mailboxes from a recovery database/backup file or using the Exchange Admin Center interface to connect the deleted or disconnected Exchange mailboxes or reconnecting the mailboxes using the Exchange Server Manager on the system. Those who try their hands Read more

Extract attachments from specific Exchange mailbox

Attachments in an email allow you to send files, images, and documents containing important and often confidential information. Sending an email with an attachment simultaneously increases the mailbox size. It is important to manage the mailbox size to avoid repercussions that hinder constructive workflow. To manage Exchange mailboxes, most IT administrators prefer to Read more

Restore EDB from VERITAS backups

Exchange Server is undoubtedly the backbone of organizations utilizing it in their day-to-day communications. However, if due to any reasons, Exchange database gets corrupt or deleted, the communication line can get severely hampered. Exchange database (EDB) backup solutions are the support system of every user working on the Exchange Server. VERITAS Backup Exec and VERITAS NetBackup are Read more

An easy way to recover Exchange Server single mailbox

The competent infrastructure of Microsoft’s Exchange server provides an optimal environment for effective email communication. It effortlessly manages multiple mailboxes of numerous employees in the organization and even allows secure mailbox item extraction. However, recovering mailboxes from Exchange Server’s EDB file is a complicated process and mailbox recovery of a single Read more

How to import contacts from EDB file?

Exchange Server acts as the backbone of IT organizations, especially dealing with customer services. An Exchange Server database EDB file includes inbox, calendar, contacts, deleted items, drafts, journal, notes, outbox, sent items, and tasks. Backup of Exchange EDB file is necessary to avoid data loss or inaccessibility via Server crash down, under maintenance, or file in corruption Read more

Restore EDB files from NTBackup

Disasters are awful, and nobody wants to face them, not even in the worst of their dreams. But, you have no control over some scenarios that do wallop at some point that affect your Exchange data and environment. Some of them are external and unexpected like hardware failure, connectivity issues or failed connection. Therefore, you should be prepared beforehand to face such issues and Read more

How to import Calendar from EDB files?

Like other Exchange mailbox items backups, Calendars entries backup is also essential for any organization. Users can schedule meetings, events, tasks and perform many other operations using the calendar within a mailbox. Sometimes the administrators realize the importance of backing up the Calendar folder later on. This creates a need to import this specific folder (Calendar) from their Read more

How to activate and update Kernel for Exchange Server

In Exchange Server, the major risk is EDB file corruption because once your file gets corrupted it makes your data inaccessible. There are multiple reasons behind EDB corruption such as system failure, hard failure, software failure, but if the threat is external then it can be worse & appropriate action needed to be taken soon. Organization often executes precautionary Read more