An Exchange Server is a largely used mailing platform that stores data, such as emails, contacts, calendars, etc., in a .edb file extension or EDB file. An Exchange database or EDB file is the most essential component of the Exchange Server. It can hold a large amount of mailbox data. Sometimes, an administrator needs the […]
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Nowadays, emails are the primary way for small and large businesses to communicate. However, ensuring email security is necessary for users as the number of cyber-attacks is increasing day by day. For this, one of the most effective solutions is managing Outlook external email warning in Office 365 cloud SaaS. In recent years, users have
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Storage issues are common and can be easily fixed by deleting some data to reduce Exchange mailbox size. But what if the size remains the same even after deleting some of the data from the Exchange database? Then, this issue becomes significant, and users need to take action as soon as possible. So, we advise
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We all know that shared mailboxes are the perfect way to collaborate on emails and keep every team member in the loop. However, sometimes, some common scenarios arise, and businesses need to convert shared mailbox to user mailbox. This technical guide will teach users three solutions to export a shared mailbox into a user mailbox.
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Imagine repairing your car’s engine while it’s still running! That’s what updating an Exchange Server without putting it in maintenance mode feels like. Maintenance mode acts like a safety net, preventing data loss and downtime during crucial updates. Think of it this way: while the update applies, users won’t be able to send or receive
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