August 23rd, 2010 | 
Author : Exchange database corruption issues are quite common and if you are working in an Exchange environment, you must have had at least one experience of Exchange database corruption. In order to combat the situation of data loss, we stay ready with a backup of our important data saved in Exchange read more...
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Consider a real time situation where you are using MS Exchange Server 2003. When you start the application one fine day, you realize that you are unable to mount the database. You get hold of the Application event log and find the following event ID logged in it that suggests the possible cause read more...
There are times when the Exchange database file (EDB) gets damaged and you left with no other solution then replacing the damaged database file. This post will explain steps to replace a damaged EDB database file. After identifying the damaged EDB database file, you can replace it following these read more...
Microsoft Exchange Server Database, a database where mailboxes of Outlook users are stored. Having an extension .edb, the Exchange Server database file has two server components that are mentioned below: The first component is information store, which comprises two individual databases – read more...
When you move the Exchange Server database to a system that do not have the same Locale ID (LCID) and then try to defragment the same, it might report an index corruption. Also, when you load the accurate Locale on the server and then try to defragment the database, it won’t report the index read more...
MAPI is Messaging Application Programming Interface and in MS Exchange Server, MAPI uses different interface methods. “OpenMsgStore” is one of the methods associated with IMAPISession interface that is used to open a message store in Exchange Server mailbox. This method results a reference read more...
Have you experienced the situation of dirty shutdown with MS Exchange Server? You must have encountered such a situation because it’s very common and tends to happen. After dirty shutdown of Exchange Server, when you try to mount the Information Store database(s) next time, it fails and you read more...
Are you getting error 939586631 in Exchange Server? This blog post will be helpful for you. For instance, consider you run ESEUTIL/CC command; the mailbox store fails to mount and return an unknown error -939586631. As a result, the stored mailbox becomes inaccessible. Cause This error read more...
Whenever any information is entered into Exchange database, index entry gets updated. So when you insert a new record in Exchange database table, Exchange inserts the corresponding index entry into index. Now if due to any reason, the data page is keep on increasing but the corresponding index read more...
Quite often when we try to synchronize MS Outlook offline address book with Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server, we get the following error message time Microsoft Exchange offline address book time 0X8004010F Task ‘Microsoft Exchange Server’ reported error (0×8004010F): ‘The operation failed. read more...