It’s no more a big task to restore and recover inaccessible user mailboxes from corrupt Exchange database. Kernel for Exchange Server, with its exceptional ability to restore user mailboxes from damaged Exchange Database, servers as the savior of lost Exchange Server mailboxes.

Exchange Server stores its mailboxes in exchange databases and database groups that comprises of EDB files. When the database gets corrupt, user mailboxes naturally become inaccessible to its users. But Kernel for Exchange Server recovers these EDB mailboxes and stores them as PST.

Kernel for Exchange Server restores inaccessible mailboxes and mailbox items, operating in any of its two convenient recovery modes namely, Standard Scan and Advanced Scan. It recovers single or multiple mailboxes in a single recovery cycle. The advantages of Kernel for Exchange Server are many. It recovers even large mailboxes and permanently deleted mailboxes; it displays a hierarchical preview of recovered mailboxes showing individual mailbox items; it allows saving of recovered mailboxes in multiple EML/MSG files. And it has the facility to create recovery reports that show the recovery status of the mailboxes (in HTML). On the whole, this is an outstanding tool for the conversion of inaccessible EDB mailboxes to accessible PST.

In order to allow a close look at its features and functionalizes, Kernel for Exchange Server has been made available for free trial. You can download it for free and test it by recovering your corrupt mailboxes. You can preview the mailboxes using the trial version, but cannot save them. The functionality to Save is there only with the full version of Kernel for Exchange Server. For more details please visit www.edbtopst.edbtopst.com