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Exchange Database Recovery Tool
« on: 25. February 2022., 05:26:33 »
Several instances make the Exchange Database (EDB) corrupt, and however, there is no reliable manual solution available to recover them. Luckily, few vendors on the internet are providing automated solutions for Exchange Database recovery. One that is preferred and recommended by several organizations and Exchange administrators is Shoviv Exchange Recovery Manager. I used this tool a few months back to recover my EDB file that got corrupt due to my nonsense.

Honesty I tried a few other tools before picking this, the thing I love about this tool is it is cost-effective and offers a perpetual license. Hence you have to pay once and use the tool anytime to export EDB to Office 365, PST, and Live Exchange. Also, its incremental export and filter option make this tool a more reliable solution to get desired results.

You can use the free version to check the software skills and compatibilities. It is recommended to users utilize the demo version before making any decision.

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Exchange Database Recovery Tool
« on: 25. February 2022., 05:26:33 »

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Re: Exchange Database Recovery Tool
« Reply #1 on: 25. May 2022., 12:29:14 »
Use Windows Server Backup (WSB)
On your current server, use Windows Server Backup to create backup of database you want to restore to new server. Once done, follow these steps on the new server,

Open Windows Server Backup and click Recover to start the Recovery Wizard
Choose ‘Another Server’ from the option and click ‘Next’
Choose location type and click ‘Next’. You can either choose Local drives or Remote shared folder, wherever you have stored the database
Select the backup date and time for data restoration and click ‘Next’
Select ‘Applications’ and click ‘Next’ and then ‘Next’ again
Choose ‘Recover to another location’ and click ‘Browse ‘to specify the location
Choose which database you want to restore on the new server

IMPORTANT NOTE: The restored database will be in dirty shutdown state and thus, you will need to put the database back into clean shutdown state by using Eseutil.
Review and confirm the restore settings and click ‘Recover’
Once the process is completed, click ‘Close’
To check if this worked, go to the directory where you restored the database and check if the database exists. You may also check the WSB logs to verify the job status.

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Re: Exchange Database Recovery Tool
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