Exchange Error 550 Introduction & solution

MS Exchange Server is the most preferred emailing server that facilitates online as well as offline email access. To access online, one can use OWA that stands for Outlook Web Access and to work in offline or cached exchange mode, MS Outlook can be used. 

On Exchange Server, users’ mailbox data including emails, calendar, contacts, and other valuable data including all public folders are stored in EDB files. Well, a single exchange database may have a number of EDB files, which is actually dependent on the number of users in a common domain. 

However, the administrator must be aware of the fact that the EDB files are delicate and may lead to corruption anytime due to virus attacks, dirty computer shutdown, or any other technical issue. 

Resolving Mounting Issue of a Damaged MS Exchange 2000

MS Exchange Server from Microsoft is the server side of the client-server product, which enables a system administrator to monitor and manage user mailboxes in the organization. It works with MS Outlook, which is the client side of the client-server product. MS Exchange Server enables emailing, calendaring, supports both web- and mobile-based access. All such information of user mailboxes is stored in an EDB (Exchange Database) database file. 

However, such database file can get corrupt and make all the vital information seem very susceptible. In such cases, you should try and find out the reason of EDB corruption and try to fix the problem. There are some simple measures that help in recovering the corrupt file. In addition, you can try few inbuilt repair mechanisms provided by Microsoft. If you still not unable to resolve the issue, then there is a serious need to look for Microsoft Exchange recovery software that will enable you to perform Exchange Server recovery.