Exchange server recovery is data recovery software for Microsoft Exchange Server versions 2000, 2003 and 2007. Exchange server recovery software scans the corrupt mail databases (.edb, .stm) and saves recovered data in Personal Storage File format (.pst). Restores corrupt mailboxes and recovers folders, emails, images, attachments, and journals and saves them to .PST format readable with MS Outlook email client.

IMI Contacts Exporter for Microsoft Exchange Server is small utility specially designed for Microsoft Outlook users to export Contacts from any Exchange Public Contacts Folder (or private Mailbox folder) to MS Access 2000 table or MS Excel file. Key Benefits: Obtain information for Contact items from any Public Contacts folder in Microsoft Exchange Server 5.x or/and Microsoft Exchange Server 2000/2003

Exchange EDB recovery software is database recovery software to recover deleted emails from Microsoft Exchange Server versions 2003 and 2007. The edb recovery software scans the corrupt mail databases (.edb, .stm) and saves the recovered data in Personal Storage File format (.pst). Restores corrupt mailboxes and recovers folders, emails, images, attachments, and journals and saves them to .PST format readable with MS Outlook email client.

Recovery for Exchange Server is a data recovery program for Microsoft Exchange Server databases. Recovery for Exchange Server processes corrupted mail databases (.edb, .stm) and saves the recovered data to a common Personal Storage File (.pst) format to be read with Outlook or other compatible mail client. Recovery for Exchange Server supports Exchange 5.5, 2000 and 2003. Recovers mail folders, messages, notes, contacts, tasks, appointments.

Collaborate on helpdesk tickets in Outlook. Create tickets from email or web. Describe problems using attached files and rich text. Sort tickets. Get information from the Outlook contacts or the GAL. Open tickets are stored in Outlook and in an Access or SQL database. Closed tickets are retained only in the database but can be searched and re-created in Outlook if needed. Mail conversations can be tracked. Statistics tool and knowledge base. PDA.

Collaborate on helpdesk tickets in Outlook. Create tickets from email or web. Describe problems using attached files and rich text. Sort tickets. Get information from the Outlook contacts or the GAL. Open tickets are stored in Outlook and in an Access or SQL database. Closed tickets are retained only in the database but can be searched and re-created in Outlook if needed. Mail conversations can be tracked. Statistics tool and knowledge base. PDA.

SPAMfighter Exchange module (SEM), is the easy-to-use anti-spam/virus solution for Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 and 2003. SEM is powered by the SPAMfighter Server, which is updated by the SPAMfighter community of more than 1.5 million users across the globe. SEM delivers instant spam protection with no configuration or maintenance what so ever. Language: English, German, Dutch and Danish

Native POP3 Connector (NPC) offers a standard solution for the problem with receiving mail through the POP3 protocol for Microsoft Exchange Server 2000/2003 and Small Business Server 2000/2003. NPC is a standard solution for Microsoft Exchange
Server: Connector. Features: administration through Exchange System Manager; flexible scheduler; AD integration and support; audit through Event Log; large number of mailboxes (including catchall).

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Admin Report Kit for Exchange Server (ARKXchange) is a powerful Microsoft Exchange Server reporting tool for System Administrators. ARKXchange reports the configuration information of Exchange Servers 5.5/2000/2003 in the respective native hierarchy.