Christa Atwater - Articles

PST Issues when Stored Over LAN/WAN Link
Microsoft designed .pst files with the objective of allowing a user to maintain local copy of their email messages on computer. When not configured to Microsoft Exchange Server, PST is basically a message store. But they cannot serve as an enterprise solution and prove unsupported over a WAN or LAN link. If you attempt to save it over network, in most of the situations, it gets corrupt and becomes inaccessible. Read
By: Christa Atwater | 29/06/2009 | Data Recovery

Issues in Outlook PST file after Upgrading to Outlook 2007
Outlook 2007 is the latest version of Microsoft Outlook. The new features that it provides are calendar snapshots, integrated RSS aggregator, programmability features etc. In addition, this version is considered to be safer as compared to its earlier versions. But after your upgrade to Outlook 2007, you receive some sort of Outlook file corruption (also known as PST) errors. Thus, you require restoring from your recent PST backup. But at times, you observe backup as damaged, not updated or absen Read
By: Christa Atwater | 29/06/2009 | Data Recovery

EDB Corruption Due to Improper Termination of Information Store Service
The common reasons of EDB (Exchange DataBase) file corruption are improper system shutdown due to operating system malfunction, system crash, and hardware failure or power outage. If Exchange Server’s Information Store Service gets terminated inappropriately, the EDB file may get corrupt and become inaccessible. This behavior makes all your critical data inaccessible and result as serious data loss. You need to go for EDB Recovery tools to solve this issue. When you try to start Micro Read
By: Christa Atwater | 25/06/2009 | Databases

Damage to Srs.edb File may Corrupt EDB file
Microsoft Exchange Server allows you to migrate other email systems to Exchange Server. For the migration process to completely successfully, the Site Replication Services (SRS) is required. It is a service that is responsible for exchanging the directory information between Microsoft Exchange Server and Active Directory. In some situations, the migration process may not complete successfully due to corruption to the Srs.edb file and it may damage your Exchange Server Database (EDB) file. Read
By: Christa Atwater | 19/06/2009 | Data Recovery