Exchange is undoubtedly a mission-critical infrastructure component, and its continued availability is critical to all organizations that use it; Exchange provides full functionality through server-level clustering. However, if the Exchange datastore becomes corrupted, server-level clustering offers no protection. Although the Exchange datastore is typically quite reliable, it can be damaged for a variety of reasons, resulting in the loss of critical data across the enterprise and even the interruption of all email services until the datastores are repaired.
Must-know failure scenarios for Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft has equipped Exchange with several features to ensure message security. However, there are numerous threats circulating that aim to corrupt the database. The Exchange database becomes corrupted and inaccessible due to these threats. Below are some of the most common reasons for Exchange database corruption:
- Virus attacks
- User error
- Sudden shutdown
- Application
- Database object error
- Invalid database schema updates
Exchange repair services from Stellar®
- Support data recovery for all versions of Microsoft Exchange Server.
- Repair tasks, messages, attachments, contacts, and calendar.
- Save the recovered data as PST files so that you can open them later in Microsoft Outlook.
- Fully restore the original properties of the items (font size, color scheme, positions, attachments, and so on).
- Restoration of the folder tree
- Storage of each recovered mailbox in a separate PST file
Why Stellar® ?
Get a corrupted Exchange EDB file repaired and your Exchange server restored with Stellar® Repair for Exchange. Our experts recover deleted content such as emails, attachments, contacts, calendars, tasks, and journals. After scanning and extracting the data from the corrupted EDB file, our professionals repair it. The information is exported directly to Live Exchange, Office 365 or to a public folder. You can save the corrected data in a variety of formats, including PST, MSG, EML, RTF, PDF, and HTML.
