Exchange Recovery Tool to Recover Mailbox Data from Exchange Database

Kernel for Exchange Server Recovery
https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/exchange-server-recovery.html
This video puts forth a comprehensive guide on how to use Kernel for Exchange Server to recover inaccessible mailboxes from corrupt, orphaned, and dismounted EDB files with a thorough scan.

There are 3 ways to Add a Source File:
1. Go to file menu and select add source which opens a new window to select the desired source type.
2. Go to the toolbar and click Add source icon to add the offline EDB file.
3. You can directly select the source type platform that you want to migrate.

1:03 Add the source file to the tool
1. Either select the Browse option or Search option to add an EDB file. Select Search option in case you are not aware of the exact location of the EDB file.
2. Select a folder or drive where and you want to perform the search. All EDB files are listed down from the selected search volume. Select the one that you want to migrate. Click Next to proceed.
3. It is recommended to select the Standard mode for the recovery if you don't know your intensity of damage occurred to the file.
4. Once the file is successfully added click Finish.
5. Select the mailbox that you want to view. The tool then scans and lists all the mailbox items for the preview.
6. The red highlighted items are deleted items recovered during the scan. You can sort your viewing preferences based on the sender's name, attachments, the availability status of the item type, etc.
7. In order to search specific items or emails, you need to first select the folder where you want to perform the search.
8. It pops up a search window containing multiple tabs like general mail properties, date, and attachments.
9. For the search operation, you can enter the desired keyword and execute the search operation.
10. Once the desired items are listed, then you can select and export them directly in the desired saving format.
11. Right-click the desired mailbox to export it to the PST file.
12. You can select and deselect the folders that you want to migrate. Also, you can set filters based on the item types and add one accordingly.
13. Select the browse option to provide the destination path where you want to save the PST file. You can even create a new folder right away by specifying your splitting criteria in the box.
14. Use the export option to start the exporting process now mailboxes are being exported as specified.
15. After the exporting process is completed, it will provide the relevant details.
3:54 Click OK to exit and then you can close the export mailbox window as well. You can now view the exported PST at your specified location and it can now be accessed using your outlook program.

4:16 Add destination file
1. Go to file menu and select add destination to a EDB file.
2. Click add destination icon on the toolbar to select your destination type.
3. From these destination icons, select PST file as your destination type.
4. You can either create a new PST file or simply use an existing PST file as your destination type when using an existing PST file.
5. Browse the location of the PST file and select to edit in the software console.
6. Once it is successfully added click finish to preview it.

4:54 Initiate the recovery process
1. Select the desired folder to open and view the contained items. The tool also displays the item count of the folder items.
2. Select the item that you want to preview using preview button expand its width accordingly.
3. Right-click the destination panel to add new PST file as your destination.
4. Provide the location where you want to restore the PST file the new PST file is added which is empty and has 0 item count.
5. You can select and copy the messages from source mailbox and paste them in the destination folder of PST file.
6. The desired items are successfully pasted in the PST file folder while maintaining original hierarchy.
7. The imported items are successfully reflected in the destination folder.
8. To close the destination file right-click on its root file and select closed destination checkmark.

Kernel for Exchange Server recovers inaccessible mailboxes from corrupt, orphaned, and dismounted EDB files with a thorough scan. Users can save the recovered data to any preferred destination, including Outlook PST, Live Exchange Server, active Outlook profile, Office 365, and Exchange public folder.

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Closed Caption:

[Music]
colonel for exchange server has a neat
and user-friendly software console every
component is smartly categorized to
provide an effortless migration journey
throughout the process these five
options on the menu bar allow you can
efficiently manage and control the
software operations
similarly the toolbar icons guide you to
quickly jump to a particular function
and access it immediately these three
options get enabled only when you've
selected a folder or item for the
operation there are 3 ways to add source
file first you can go to file menu and
then select add source which opens a new
window to select the desired source type
second you can go to the toolbar and
click Add source icon to add the offline
EDB file third you can directly select
the source type platform that you want
to migrate you can either select the
Browse option or search option to add an
e DB file select search option in case
you are not aware of the exact location
of the e DB file then select a folder or
drive where and you want to perform the
search all EDB files are listed down
from the selected search volume select
the one that you want to migrate
similarly you can also add the STM file
for the migration and click Next to
proceed these two scan options are
provided to repair corrupt or
inaccessible e DB file it is recommended
to select the standard mode for the
recovery if you don't know your
intensity of damage occurred to the file
once the file is successfully added
click finish
it will then scan and show all the
mailboxes present in the selected EDB
file select the mailbox that you want to
view the tool then scans and lists all
the mailbox items for the preview the
rent highlighted items are deleted items
that are recovered during the scan you
can sort your viewing preference based
on the sender's name attachments
availability status of the item type etc
in order to search the specific items or
emails you need to first select the
folder where and you want to perform the
search it pops up a search window
containing multiple tabs like general
mail properties date and attachments for
the search operation you can enter the
desired keyword and execute the search
operation you can also stop the search
in between and then clear the search
fields you can also perform a search
based on attachment name type etc once
the desired items are listed then you
can select and export them directly in
the desired saving format right-click
the desired mailbox to export it to PST
file you can select and deselect the
folders that you want to migrate also
you can set filters based on the item
types and add one accordingly date range
by defining the range etc select the
browse option to provide destination
path where you want to save the PST file
you can even create a new folder right
away specify your spliting criteria in
the box here you can also create a
Unicode PST here after that use the
export option to start the exporting
process now mailboxes are being exported
as specified
after the exporting process is completed
it will provide the relevant details
here click OK to exit and then you can
close the export mailbox window as well
you can now view the exported PST at
your specified location it can now be
accessed using your outlook program just
like adding source file there are three
ways to add your destination one go to
file menu and select a destination to a
ddb filed to click add destination icon
on the toolbar to select your
destination type 3 from these
destination icons select PST file as
your destination type you can either
create a new PST file or simply use an
existing PST file as your destination
type when using an existing PST file
browse the location of the PST file and
select to edit in the software console
once it is successfully added click
finish to preview it select the desired
folder to open and view the contained
items the tool also displays the item
count of the folder items select the
item that you want to preview using
preview button expand its width
accordingly you can also open the
attachments to preview them in their
respective format right-click the
destination panel to add new PST file as
your destination provide the location
where you want to restore the PST file
the new PST file is added which is empty
and has 0 item count you can select and
copy the messages from source mailbox
and paste them in the destination folder
of PST file the desired items are
successfully pasted in the PST file
folder while maintaining original
hierarchy
you can also use the drag-and-drop
option to copy and paste the desired
messages immediately you can also use
import file option to add MSG or EML
file items into the PST folder the
imported items are successfully
reflected in the destination folder to
close the destination file right-click
on its root file and select closed
destination checkmark the file that you
want to close