Simplifying Exchange's “Recover Deleted Items” option simplified

Ever since Exchange 2000’s “dumpster,” the consequences of deleting important mail aren’t too much of an issue. Users can easily recover the deleted items without having to involve the administrator. The “Recover Deleted Items” option allows you to ensure that items are available for user recovery and administrators can preserve the items for as...

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Exchange Server Solutions to ease out the job of an IT Admin

Exchange Server Management is a painful job. If you’re an IT administrator, you know how challenging it is to deal with the day-to-day challenges pertaining to Exchange migration, corruption, server failures and other situations that can’t just be avoided. In enterprises where the complete business communication relies solely on the Exchange Server,...

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Facing Exchange Server 2016 Breakdown? Here’s how to recover completely!!

If you’re struggling to survive a major Exchange Server 2016 breakdown, fortunately you’re not the only IT folk who is unlucky. As an IT professional, it’s not uncommon to encounter complete failure of Exchange Server 2016 once in a while. While this may happen due to some unavoidable disastrous situations including incidents like a physical server...

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The importance of Recovery database in restoring Exchange 2010 data

Recovery database, introduced in Exchange Server 2010 as a replacement for recovery storage groups of the previous versions, helps in restoring Exchange databases and recovering data. It aids the recovery of data from backups or copies without hindering the client access to the Exchange. Recovery database, combined with the Windows Server backup,...

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Exchange Server 2013 – How to Export/Import Exchange EDB mailboxes using Exchange admin center (EAC)

Exchange Server 2013 comes with a functionality that helps administrators to export Exchange mailboxes to Outlook PST files, and to import Outlook PST files to Exchange mailboxes. Import and export actions can be performed using either the Exchange Management Shell or using the Exchange admin center (EAC). The steps given here are based on EAC: Create...

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Exchange Granular Restore – Is recovering individual emails a better way to Database Restoration?

We’ve all worked with Microsoft Exchange Server since the mid-1990s. Time and again, many of us have faced issues with managing corrupt Exchange EDB file data while performing data recovery operations or other tasks. In such a scenario, we’ve seen IT administrators in every organization try different Exchange recovery tools that can make the complex...

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Impact of Exchange database corruption: How to prevent the causes

Corrupted exchange mailboxes are a matter of concern even for some of the biggest IT organizations and mid-sized enterprises relying on email data for managing global business operations. Whilst exchange database corruption i.e. damaged EDB files adversely affect the smooth functioning of organizations as well as global communication within peers;...

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