MS Exchange Brick-Level Mailbox Restore

• Online restore of individual emails from your Personal Folder (.PST) file to MS Exchange Server Mailbox store without interrupting the running MS Exchange Server services
  
• Enhanced security with 256-bit AES encryption on transfer and storage with a user-defined key that is not stored anywhere on IBackup servers
  
• Easy-to-use wizards for the restore job
  
• Session based logs of restore activities

Listed below are the steps to restore individual emails from your Personal Folder (.PST) file to your Exchange Server Mailbox store:

Step 1:
Login to IBackup for Windows. From the main application menu, go to

Backup-Restore > Exchange Brick-Level Mailbox > Restore.

Step 2:
Click the 'Browse' button and select the Personal Folder (.PST) file that you wish to restore to your Exchange Server Mailbox.

Step 3:
Select the Exchange Server Mailbox that you want to restore.

Step 4:
Use any of the following options to restore the emails from your Personal Folder (.PST) file:

1. Restore all the messages: This option is enabled by default. Leaving it selected will restore the entire Personal Folder (.PST) file contents to your Exchange Server store.
2. Based on Date: This option allows you to select emails of a specified date and time or those falling between a particular date and time.
3. Based on subject and attachment: This option allows you to select emails based on the subject or attachment.
4. Select individual mailbox folders: This option allows you select folders such as 'Inbox', 'Sent Items', 'Deleted Items', 'Calendars', 'Tasks', 'Journals' etc. that you wish to restore. Only the selected folders are processed.

Import procedures
Copy data into Exchange store: On selecting this option, the application copies the email to the Exchange store even when it is already present. Thus, a duplicate email is created in the Exchange store.

Merge data into the Exchange store: On selecting this option, the application checks whether the copied email is present in the Exchange store. If it is, then the email is not copied on restore.

Replace existing data in Exchange store: On selecting this option, the application checks whether the copied email is present in the Exchange store. If it is, then email is first deleted from the Exchange store and then copied.

Step 5:
Click the 'Restore' button to initiate the Exchange Server Brick-Level restore operation.

You can view the log details of the restore process by clicking the 'View Log' button that appears once the operation is complete, irrespective of its success or failure.