Exchange server is a popular email client which stores its messages and all data items in EDB files of exchange database. The ease of communication provided by such email client seems to disappear when the loss of data terrify the user in situations of corruption, deletion or damage of mailbox due to virus attack, server crash, etc. Read the rest of this entry »

All the files in MS Exchange Server database have .edb extension to store all the emails of user mailbox. Exchange Server database is based on the Jet database engine format that uses log files to preserve and track all the information. The Exchange Server may get corrupted due to a number of reasons such as virus attacks, JET Engine errors, Read the rest of this entry »

Microsoft Exchange database files can get damaged due to various reasons improper Exchange shutdown, JET engine errors, malicious virus, corrupt headers, drive errors, server downtime etc. Microsoft has introduced the Exchange Server Disaster Recovery Analyzer Tool (DRAT) to address such corruption issues and restore Exchange databases. Read the rest of this entry »

It is the information store which becomes the foremost victim of corruption in Exchange Server 2000 & Exchange Server 2003. The information store encompasses the elements like Private EDB files, Public EDB Files, Private STM file and Public STM files. The Microsoft Exchange Information Store becomes inaccessible Read the rest of this entry »

EDB files are the pivot around which the major functions of Exchange Server revolve. Its importance resides in its ability to hold the mails sent or received. Whenever a set of EDB files go corrupt a shockwave of data crisis is generated. The losses suffered from the damages can be unliquidated read more...

How do you feel when you face a situation when Exchange Server abnormally gets terminated and you face different error messages mounting the database on Exchange Server? Or let’s change the situation. What would you do when you get to know that the MS Exchange Server database has got corrupted read more...

It is said, necessity is the mother of invention. First the internet came and then the mailing system, which transformed the work style of every individual or organization. Everything was at your system in a jiffy and data security, data transfer and every other feature had a new horizon. But with this boon also came server errors, database corruptions and other anomalies which led to vital data loss, work issues and raised a question over dependence upon the web world. But the necessity again propelled us to invent software to recover from these deficiencies and Exchange Server Recovery is one such product. Read the rest of this entry »

Logical corruption in Microsoft Exchange Server database (EDB) file is far more problematic and difficult to identify and repair than the physical damage. Microsoft Exchange Server does not provide any inbuilt tool to diagnose the logical corruption of EDB database. Moreover, there are no read more...

Recently one of our clients experienced loss of their important email data. Our client was not able to mount the priv1.edb file on Exchange Server that had all of his email data. After a lot of discussion over this issue, we came to a conclusion that we thought, might have led to this data loss read more...