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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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What is Data Recovery?

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Data recovery is a procedure to recover data from a computer's hard drive that has been lost due to your device failure or mechanical crash. Data recovery can also be used to recover data that has been accidentally overwritten or deleted on your device. There are companies and individuals that specialize in data recovery, and programs that try to extract data from your device that still have some level of operations. FUNCTIONS The main function of data recovery is to recover data from a damaged hard drives. These failures refer to physical and logical damage. Physical damage often causes logical damage, for example when a hard drive overheats it causes programs to malfunction and eventually causes the operating system to fail. Data recovery involves the use of different methods to intervene on a computer's hard drive and recover lost, deleted, or compromised files. The method used to recover this data depends on the type of damage, in cases of physical and logical damage often...
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