Completely satisfied with the performance of the tool, as it helped to fixed Exchange Server Mailbox Corruption Issue successfully.
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Location: BarryThe client initialized the scrutiny by analyzing the configurations of Exchange Server 2010. Using various PowerShell commands, the client retrieved the total number of mailboxes of Exchange Server 2010 database. Despite this, client checked migrated email items on Exchange 2013 along with the list of unsuccessful Outlook mailboxes that aren’t migrated because of the trouble in establishing the connectivity between two different Server versions. After concluding the research, it was found that some of EDB mail items got corrupted because of improper version upgrade and were not migrated to the Exchange Server 2013 edition.
Solution
After evaluating the client’s problem, it was the time to implement measurable steps to fix up the corrupt mailbox store issues. During inspection, it was found that the client has already tried to resolve the issue by expanding the maximum amountof Bad Item Limit to 100. The following command was run in the Exchange Powershell Sever, by the client:
But, after running manual scanprocess and repair process, it was getting difficult to revive and migrate the completeEDB data files. At this time, the team suggested to employ result-oriented Kernel for Exchange Recovery software. The software has smoothly recovered EDB files with the processing power of its Standard and Advanced scan mode. Furthermore, with the facility to migrate the restore items to live exchange server the client was very much satisfied as the tool helped to migrate Exchange Server 2010 mailboxes to Exchange Server 2013.
