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What to do when Exchange delivers outgoing emails without attachments?

Sometimes Exchange Server delivers emails without attachments. One reason for such erroneous behavior could be EDB corruption. Using a professional and efficient Exchange recovery tool, you can resolve the EDB corruption.

Author: Jack Naylor

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As a matter of fact, user mailboxes are stored on the Exchange Server. This simply means that the Exchange Server database stores your emails, notes, contacts, calendar items and more.

The Exchange Server has the responsibility of delivering emails to the target recipients. However, have this ever happened with you that your Exchange Server is delivering your outgoing emails without the attachments. Also, in the Exchange Server mailbox, you are unable to view the any attachments.

The root cause behind the above mentioned issue is corruption in Exchange Server database files.

In this scenario, you must use the last, valid, and updated backup. However, at times it so happens that a valid, proper, and clean backup is not available. In such a scenario, you must use a professional, efficient, and result oriented Exchange Server recovery to resolve the aforementioned issue.

Let’s consider a real life scenario wherein you get to face the following log entries in the Application Event Log of the Exchange Server:
"Date: date Source: ESE
Time: time Category: Database Corruption
Type: Error Event ID: 447
User: N/A
Computer: Server name
Description: Information Store (nnnn) A bad page link (error -338) has been detected in a
B-Tree (ObjectId: 70950, PgnoRoot: 157120) of the database e:\Program
Files\exchsrvr\mdbdata\priv1.edb (157120 => 296404, 296403)."

Once the aforementioned issue occurs, your Exchange Server database files become totally inaccessible. This simply means that you cannot access emails, contacts, tasks, entries, notes, calendar items and more.

In order to access your emails, notes, contacts, and other data items, you need to immediately find out as to what is the cause behind such erroneous behavior and try to resolve the issue.

Though there can be quite a few reasons for the occurrence of the above mentioned error message, however, the most common reason behind the occurrence of the above mentioned error message is corruption in Exchange Server database (EDB) files.

Now let’s come to the resolution part.
In case the aforementioned issue has occurred due to EDB corruption, then you must run the DBCC CHECKDB utility to repair the damaged and corrupt EDB files and resolve the aforementioned issue.

However, the DBCC CHECKDB utility fails to repair the damaged and corrupt Exchange Server database (EDB) files, then you must use a professional, proficient, and at the same time a powerful third party Exchange Server recovery tool to repair the damaged and corrupt EDB files.

A number of Exchange Server recovery tools are available in the market. Be vigilant and decide upon a smart Exchange Server recovery tool.

However, download and then work upon the free trial version of the tool just in case you get confused and are not able to make up your mind on a particular tool.

Working on the demo version of Exchange Server recovery tool would solve two purposes: one is that you would be able to perform Exchange recovery and second is that you would be able to evaluate the varied features, functionalities, as well as performance of the tool.

Kernel for Exchange Server is a professional, efficient, and comprehensive Exchange recovery tool that is specifically devised to repair the damaged and corrupt Exchange Server database (EDB) files. Kernel for Exchange Server comes with easy to use features.

About Author

The author of this article is a content writer with tremendous knowledge on EDB corruption issues. He uses his knowledge to write articles on Exchange Server Recovery and Data Recovery Software.http://www.kerneldatarecovery.com

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What to do when Exchange delivers outgoing emails without attachments?