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Get EDB File Converter Tool to recover EDB files without disturbing its data integrity. The tool offers user with numerous options to save the recovered data. It has a provision for direct Exchange/Office 365 migration as well.

Exchange Server corruption also severely affects the public folders where Pub1.edb files are saved. Upon Exchange server corruption it is necessary to recover public folder. To recover the public folder, it is better to take third-party assistance.

To deal with all kinds of Exchange-related issues, most professionals recommend to take assistance of Kernel for Exchange Server. Download the trial version of the tool to experience the features that make the tool exceptional.

Convert EDB files to PST files with total accuracy using a reliable conversion tool. The tool also provides enhanced support to recover corrupt/inaccessible EDB and STM files, without using Exchange services or log files.

Kernel for Exchange Server is a highly-recognized EDB to PST converter for an accurate and hassle-free data migration solution. The software can also perform flawless migration of data from public folder/archive mailboxes (EDB) to Office 365 mailbox.

Kernel for Exchange Server software offers smart and effective exchange recovery solutions to restore complete information from EDB files data (email messages, contacts, journals, notes etc.), and then convert it to Outlook PST files.

Outlook PST Repair is an advanced migration tool that comes integrated with inbuilt recovery feature to offer complete solution for Outlook PST files. You can also save PST file in DBX, MBOX, MSG, EML, TXT, RTF, HTML, and MHTML file formats.

Kernel for GroupWise to Exchange is a professionally-trusted conversion tool that lets you to smoothly perform single or batch mailbox migration, depending upon the user requirement.

Export EDB to PST Tool is efficient to detain all the serious Exchange corruptions originated from varied instances like Exchange Jet engine errors, virus attacks, hard drive sector errors, dirty shutdown states, etc.