Exchange Server Archive
Recovery from a corrupted database can be a tricky situation depending on the level of damage and how much data loss you wish to accept. In Exchange
Developers always add new features for Exchange Server to make the lives of the Exchange Admins more relaxed and include more automation to the monitoring, secure and
Normal issues on Exchange can be handled easily with no issues but when you have an Exchange Server dismounting your database unexpectedly with no particular reason will
With higher workload and the need for high availability and performance especially from geo located sites, the way forward for any Exchange Server 2013 setup is to
What is a disconnected mailbox? A disconnected mailbox is what happens when a mailbox is deleted. When an administrator deleted a mailbox it’s not physically deleted. Exchange
Having an Exchange Server setup is great but having the ability of failover and replication is even better. Exchange Server can be configured using Database Availability Groups
What are Exchange log files and why are these so important? Well the log files in Exchange are basically a temporary location used by Microsoft Exchange until
When having a Database Availability Group (DAG) within Exchange you have the peace of mind that your mailboxes are being replicated between sites and one of the
There are many reasons why your mailbox might need a repair but the most common reason is corruption. You can also try a repair on a mailbox
Mostly with large firms you get to make a disaster recovery testing, as well as test, restores for your Exchange Servers. With small companies it is the
A Public Folder in Exchange is a great way to have public data like contacts and calendars and other folder types to share common information with various
When deleting or disabling a mailbox in Microsoft Exchange it is not fully deleted and it’s put into the disconnected mailboxes section. These mailboxes will remain in
What would be the reason of attaching and using an EDB file from another server? In a normal scenario this wouldn’t be the case but in this
In your Exchange organization, you might from time to time have to repair a mailbox or mailboxes. Many times, users are unaware that their mailboxes have corrupt
Having frustrated users is one thing but having the database unavailable due to the fact that it doesn’t mount is a disaster. After researching and investigating the
Like and server or basically anything in the world an Exchange Server is not perfect and it can fail due to hardware, corrupted updates, an issue on
Summary: In this article, we will explore the recovery option when we have one or more Public folders which are accidentally deleted from the Exchange infrastructure. We
When an Exchange database gets corrupt, then there are two ways to get this database back to the normal state – restore or repair. The first option
