Restore Exchange Mailbox from EDB

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Login to mailserver where database was recovered to  and start CMD as administrator. Navigate to path where .EDB file is and run the following command to check its status for dirty shutdown: eseutil /mh EXDB14.edb (where EXDB14 is database name that was restored)
 

Run the following command to repair database：
eseutil /r E02 /l "E:\EXDB12\Exchange Server\EXDB14\Logs" /d "E:\EXDB12\Exchange Server\EXDB14\File"

( where E02 is the file name of check file)

Then run this command (In Exchange Powershell) to create RecoveryDB：
New-MailboxDatabase -Server mail01 -Name RecoveryDB01 -Recovery -EdbFilePath "E:\EXDB12\Exchange Server\EXDB14\File\EXDB14.edb" -LogFolderPath "E:\EXDB12\Exchange Server\EXDB14\Logs"

Run the following command to mount the RecoveryDB：
Mount-Database RecoveryDB01

Run the following command (Exchange powershell) to get a list of mailboxes：
Get-MailboxStatistics -Database RecoveryDB01 | ft –auto

Run the following command to Restore mailbox to an existing user (only supported way)
New-MailboxRestoreRequest -SourceDatabase RecoveryDB01 -SourceStoreMailbox "Doe, Jon" -TargetMailbox newuser –AllowLegacyDNMismatch

 

Where "Doe,Jon" is mailbox you want to restore from the old database and "newuser" is a  new mailbox you created.

Run the following command (In Exchange Powershell) to check status：
Get-MailboxRestoreRequest

 

When status is completed run the following command to Remove restore request：
Get-MailboxRestoreRequest -Status Completed | Remove-MailboxRestoreRequest

Then run the following command to export mailbox it was restored to into a pst file：
New-MailboxExportRequest -Mailbox jondoe -FilePath //fileshare01/PST/jondoe.pst

Run the following command to check status of export request：
Get-Mailboxexportrequest

 

Then run the following command to remove completed request：
Get-mailboxexportrequest –status completed | remove-mailboxexportrequest

 

Delete content from mailbox it was imported to.
Disable-Mailbox [e-mail]

Remove and Delete Recovery database.
In Exchange powershell run the following command：

Remove-MailboxDatabase -Identity “RecoveryDB01”

Then manually delete the file from its location (database and log).