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Exchange Database Corruption after Using Configuration Update for Restoring DFS Link Names
Distributed File System or DFS is typically a set of services deployed in a client-server architecture to store and access the files. A DFS link is particularly a share placed on network, which can be used to redirect to the shared folder. Microsoft ...
Exchange Server 2000 and 2003 Databases Dismount due to Exhaustion of Log Files
Exchange Server supports transaction logging and numbers them sequentially. It starts naming them from E nn 00001.log and goes on till E nnffff0.log, where nn represents the storage group number. When all the log files are exhausted, Exchange Serve...
How to Solve ‘Unable to write a shadowed header for the file’ Exchange Server Error?
In Microsoft Exchange Server, each database, log or checkpoint file starts with a 4-KB header. The file header contains its configuration and identification data. Unlike log file headers, the database (*.edb) and checkpoint (*.chk) headers are consta...
Resolving ‘Unable to create a new log file’ Exchange Server Error
Transaction log files contain the uncommitted data of an Exchange database. When an EDB (Exchange database) file crashes, the transaction log files act as disaster recovery means as they bring the database to a consistent state. For these reasons, it...
Checksum Errors on Exchange Server Database Pages
A corrupted or damaged Exchange Server database exhibits abrupt behavior while normal database operations. However, you can deduce the root cause of the issue and sometimes, solution to the problem by application log entries. You should restore the c...
Resolving ‘Detected data inconsistency’ Warning in Exchange Server
The general causes of Exchange database corruption root from hardware errors. If the hardware is faulty, it may repeatedly introduce major inconsistencies in database. However, the other causes are unexpected shutdown, antivirus scanning, software bu...
Event 217 and 478 while Backing up Exchange Database
Exchange Server storage groups and databases are the most vital component of recovery when the server crashes. You might observe typical symptoms with a corrupted Exchange database. For instance, you may fail to backup it. When it occurs, the corresp...
Page Checksum Mismatch in EDB File and Recovery
Microsoft Exchange Server uses checksum procedure to confirm for database pages integrity. You can use ESEUTIL utility with /K switch to verify page-level integrity of Information Store databases. If it results errors, one or more of your database pa...
Resolving “The Delegate page is not available” Exchange Server Error
In Microsoft Outlook, the Delegate access allows you to share Outlook resources, like appointment schedules, for enhanced coordination across various workgroups and throughout the organization. But in some situations, when you try to access the Deleg...
EDB Corruption May Cause FBA Errors in Exchange Server
FBA (Form Based Authentication) is used as a term of art in context of Web or Internet based network computers and in collaborative messaging environment with Exchange Server. It refers to notion of a user being presented with editable form to fill a...
EDB Corruption When Defragmentation Fails
Microsoft Exchange Server runs a defragmentation process to rearrange the mailbox store and public folders and stored data more competently, eradicating unused storage space. You could use Eseutil utility for defragmenting the Exchange Server databas...
Event ID 486 in Exchange Server
Exchange Server databases have two basic files, EDB and STM. As its supports transaction logging, uncommitted set of transactions are stored in log files. Users’ mail boxes are stored in EDB files. So when Exchange Server database corrupts, EDB Rec...
