Exchange Mailbox Recovery: Best Practices and Procedures

Exchange Server has been used for a long time, and still, many business organizations are using it for collab and communication with colleagues and clients. But same as other file formats, Exchange Server’s file extension EDB is also prone to corruption due to several instances. Exchange mailbox recovery is not everyone’s cup of tea as it asks for technical expertise with a keen eye on PowerShell cmd.

Luckily, several vendors are available in the market that offers automated solutions to ease the process and make it doable even for non-technocrats. To say, you can use any of the automated software but for best experience and complete Exchange mailbox recover from EDB files, Shoviv Exchange Recovery Manager.

Now, I know many of you have a question Why Shoviv Exchange Recovery Manager? So the answer is simple, this software has many advanced features that are rarely provided by other software.

Features of Shoviv Exchange Recovery Manager

1. It allows users to recover deleted mailboxes and items of EDB files in a hassle-free manner.
2. After Exchange mailbox recovery, the software allows exporting them into Exchange Server, Office 365, and Outlook PST files.
3. You can utilize the software to shift data from one Exchange Server to another, even in the Archive mailbox and Public folder.
4. Users are enabled to filter out unwanted items of Exchange Server mailboxes by using the include exclude message date and message class-based criteria filter option.
5. The software has an advanced feature of incremental export that comes in handy to prevent duplicity and resume interrupted processes.

So these are a few features that are inbuilt in the Shoviv Exchange Recovery Manager. You can examine the features and compatibility by using the free version.

I am describing the software process for Exchange mailbox recovery using the software, you can later install the software and check it by yourself.

1. Install and open the software in your system.
2. Now click on the add EDB file option from the ribbon bar.
3. Select the EDB File option from the left pane and browse the required EDB file.
4. Now click on the Exchange Server option from the ribbon bar and check/uncheck subfolders in the next wizard.
5. Following, provide Exchange Server credentials and map EDB file’s mailboxes with the Target mailboxes.
6. Next will be the filter wizard, use the filter option per your need/desire. The filter wizard also has advance email translation, folder mapping, and thread count options.
7. Now the software will start importing EDB files mailboxes into target mailboxes and displays a log report with the real-time status of the process.