A Complete Exchange recovery tool

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EdbMails Exchange server recovery tool repairs and recovers the dismounted, corrupted Exchange mailboxes from an offline EDB file. It performs the deep scanning of the EDB file and recovers the complete data, thereby it ensures zero data loss. It recovers mailbox items like emails, attachments, contacts, calendars, notes, tasks, journals, etc. Its intuitive and user-friendly interface will save
your time and efforts involved in recovering your Exchange server.
 
 Advantages and Features:
Convert offline EDB  to PST files and save in multiple file formats
EdbMails can recover and export an offline EDB file PST file. It provides an option to save the recovered mailbox items in EML, MHT and HTML formats.
 
Migrates offline EDB file to Office 365 and live Exchange server
EdbMails can directly migrate offline EDB mailboxes to Office 365 and live Exchange server seamlessly.
 
Incremental migration support
Does incremental migration on consecutive migration to the same destination server. It migrates only the newly added items which are not migrated yet and thereby avoids duplicate items migration.
 
Deleted Exchange mailbox recovery
The deleted Exchange mailbox will be in the disconnected state until the Exchange retention period expires. EdbMails helps you to recover the deleted mailbox from an offline EDB file.
 
Recovers email attachments
EdbMails can recover all types of email attachments, embedded files and images without affecting the actual file size and format.
 
Recovery and migration of  PUB and PRIV EDB files
EdbMails can easily recover Pub.edb, Priv.edb files and exports / migrates to PST files, Office 365 and Exchange server
 
Generates detailed report
For all the operations, EdbMails generates a detailed log report with details such as mailbox names, folders, and items count etc.
 
Selective data export and migration
EdbMails allows you to export and migrate only the selected data items using filter such as 'Sent and Received date', 'Subject', 'Attachment name', 'From' and 'To' address.

Preview of entire EDB mailbox items
EdbMails helps you to preview the entire EDB mailbox items such as emails, calendars, contacts, notes tasks, journals, etc. along with their related metadata information.
 
Conclusion:
EdbMails is the perfect solution for your Exchange server recovery need. It recovers and migrates the data to the destination by keeping the original structure intact.

To Know More:EDB to PST Converter

[Akshay_M]

Microsoft Exchange recovery involves restoring or repairing the Exchange Server databases (EDBs) in case of data loss, corruption, or other issues. The recovery process may vary depending on the type of issue and the extent of data loss. Here are some common methods for Microsoft Exchange recovery:

Backup and Restore: If you have regular backups of your Exchange databases, you can use them to restore the data. Exchange Server provides built-in utilities like Windows Server Backup or third-party backup solutions to create backups. To perform a recovery using backups, follow these steps:

a. Stop the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service.
b. Restore the Exchange database files (EDBs and log files) from the backup.
c. Mount the restored database using the Exchange Management Console or Exchange Management Shell.
d. Verify the restored data and ensure that it is accessible.

Database Portability: In Exchange Server 2010 and later versions, database portability allows you to mount a mailbox database from one server to another server with the same organization. This method can be useful when the original server is unavailable or damaged. To use database portability, follow these steps:

a. Move the mailbox database files (EDBs and log files) to the target server.
b. Create a new mailbox database with the same name on the target server.
c. Use the "New-MailboxRestoreRequest" cmdlet to restore mailboxes from the old database to the new one.

Database Repair: If an Exchange database is corrupt, you can try to repair it using the "ESEUtil" (Exchange Server Database Utilities) tool provided by Microsoft. The "ESEUtil" tool is a command-line utility that can be used to perform integrity checks and repairs on Exchange databases. However, it is recommended to use this tool under the guidance of Microsoft support or a qualified Exchange administrator, as incorrect usage can lead to data loss.

Third-Party Exchange Recovery Tools: There are third-party Exchange recovery tools available that offer advanced features for data recovery and repair. These tools may offer more granular recovery options and better support for specific scenarios. Before using third-party tools, ensure that you research and choose a reputable tool from a trusted vendor.

Regardless of the method used, Exchange recovery should be performed carefully to avoid further data loss or damage. It's essential to have proper backups of Exchange databases and follow best practices for recovery procedures. If you are unsure about the recovery process or the extent of the issue, it is recommended to seek assistance from experienced Exchange administrators or Microsoft support.