Exchange Database (EDB) corruption can easily be fixed using Kernel for Exchange Server tool. Embedded with advanced algorithms and high-end data recovery features, the software efficiently fixes any EDB corruption issue and makes complete data recovery. As the software is compatible with all versions of Exchange Server, it can be used to perform Exchange 2003 recovery. It recovers all emails, attachments, contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, journals etc. from corrupt or damaged EDB files in a very short span of time.
It also restores all email properties such as From, To, CC, BCC, Subject, Date and Time. The tool even supports recovery of both private and public folders on Exchange Server. The smartly programmed software doesn?t require Exchange services or log files to perform data recovery. Original structure of files or folders is retained after recovery. You can check all recovered items for accuracy purpose before saving them at desired location using its preview option. Once you?re ensured that the recovered data is correct and accurate, you can save it in various format such as PST, MSG (Unicode & ANSI), EML, RTF, HTML and Text as per your requirement.
The software also offers option of exporting the recovered Exchange items to Live Exchange mailbox and Office 365. You can even create a Unicode PST to save recovered items. Option of splitting the resultant PST file after a predefined size is also available. The software ha s got filtering option too.
The tool is quite easy to operate as it?s integrated with user-friendly interface and self-explained features. The advanced software is also available in free trial version which allows you to recover and preview Exchange data free of cost. You can even save first 25 items from each Exchange folder. Purchase licensed version of the software to save all recovered items. Visit: www.exchange2003recovery.net
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