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EXCHANGE RECOVERY USEFULNESS

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Microsoft Exchange Server is Microsoft's email, calendar, contacts, scheduling, and collaboration platform. It is implemented on the Windows Server operating system (OS) for commercial use. Exchange Server is designed to allow users to access the messaging platform from mobile devices, desktop computers, and web-based systems. This article explains what you can do with it and what the different versions of Microsoft Exchange Server mean. How Does Exchange Server Work? Exchange Server is an enterprise-grade collaboration product primarily focused on sending, receiving, and storing email messages. In addition to message management, Exchange Server offers several other collaboration features, such as calendars and tight integration with other Microsoft Office applications. High availability is one of its main feature. These provide continuous service in various failure scenarios, including design paths that can guarantee service during single server or data center outages. These...
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DRS IN CRICKET AND DRS ON THE COMPUTER

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You all have heard about DRS (Decision Review System) that is used in cricket matches. But have you heard about a DRS for the computer data? Yes, DRS on the computer. DRS means Data Recover Software it helps you in recovering your data. It is somewhat similar to DRS used in cricket. As you save your player in cricket with the help of DRS, in the same way, you save or recover your data using data recovery software, the DRS on the computer. These both are used in recovering your important elements. You have to use DRS on the computer when accidentally you delete your data or due to some other errors it gets lost and DRS in cricket is used to get your player back on the pitch when he's given out due to some wrong decisions. This is an opportunity for you to get the player and data back which is very important for you as well as for your group. Taking DRS is in your hand but the process and result will be handled by the third umpire but in the same way, DRS in recovery is yo...
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