How to Manually Uninstall Exchange 2010 : Step by Step

We have seen some worst cases where uninstallation of Exchange Server was the only step to make it accessible again. Depending upon the types of damages on server, it is hard to say every uninstallation process works in each scenario. 

Restoring Exchange 2010 Mailbox Database to Recovery Database using DPM

Today we’re sharing one of the most common procedures to restore mailbox database in Exchange 2010. This most performed method is used in Data Protection Manager (DPM) is to a recovery database. Before follow the procedure, check that database status is active or passive. Below method (using DPM) can't perform a VSS (Volume Shadow Copy Service) recovery if database status is passive, it only perform on active status database.

Performing Single Item Recovery in Exchange Server 2010

Restoring single item from Exchange 2010 is not an easy task if user had deleted that item accidently, even becomes more critical if you don’t have any reliable tool and you have to restore single item manually! However you can recover whole mailbox data for recovery of a single item, but this process might be time consuming too; and it is also not the right way to restore just a single mailbox item. 

Fix ‘This mailbox database contains one or more mailboxes’ Error in Exchange 2013

Several times when you attempt to remove a database from an MS Exchange Server 2013 mailbox, you may come across the following error:

How to manually remove Exchange Server Log Files

It is well known that Exchange Server transaction logs keeps the full record of the performed changes in the Exchange Server database, and these log files should be periodically removed from the hard disk because these log files gather or acquire all the available free disk space.