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Recovering affected EDB files is different and making it available for all the time is perfectly different thing. However, there are third-party tools like EDB to Live Exchange converter that care for such migration without making any changes.

Softalk Share Server provides native support for folder sharing in Microsoft Outlook. It shares folders in a very similar way to Exchange Server. There is no synchronization involved. This means that changes you make in Outlook can be seen instantly

Utilize Kernel for Exchange server recovery software to exploit advanced QFSCI algorithms in order to obtain accessible Exchange Server files form corrupted mailboxes. This EDB recovery software provides quick and precise results.

It is quite easy to convert NSF files and to carry out a Domino Server to Exchange migration with the help of the migration tool. The tool export multiples NSF files simultaneously.

Kernel for Exchange Server, an exchange server recovery tool is an effective solution for retrieving and extracting mailbox items to Outlook PST files and other file formats such as MSG, EML, PDF & HTML File Formats.

With Lepide Exchange Recovery Manager you get the simplest and affordable way to recover Exchange mailboxes. This tool allows users and IT administrators to perform quick Exchange mailbox recovery and gain access to inaccessible mailbox items.

Exchange Server Recovery tool recovers EDB files from corrupt Exchange database folders effectively and develop fresh readable files in few seconds. The tool is adaptable with all the versions of Exchange Server.

The updated version of 15.9 of Kernel for Exchange Server has recently been released by Kernel Data Recovery with some advanced features, thus, making Kernel for Exchange Server an absolute solution for Exchange Servers.

Exchange EDB Recovery Tool provides extensive support for all latest versions including Exchange 2016 while also allowing users to recover public folders, mailboxes and even archive them from corrupt/damaged Exchange databases.