It's not too bad to do, once you know what to do.

Basically, you need the legacyExchangeDN from the old Exchange install to be added to the new recipients as an X500 format ProxyAddress entry.

and you can use the LegacyExchangeDN tool.

Here are some details about that problem here: Will not be assigned to the mailboxes in the new Exchange server. Either way bear in mind that replies to the imported messages may fail and modifications to old calendar items may not work right because the X500 addresses from the original Exchange server You can export to PST in the UNICODE format which has a 20GB PST limit OR you can push the data directly into the new 2010 server without having to export to PST first.Ĥ. DigiScope allows you to open the offline 2003 EDB without the need for AD so that

that can do what you’re asking about and more, i.e.

Alternatively, you can look at 3rd party tools like DigiScope.

Here is an article on how to script the creation of overflow PST's if you reach the 2GB limit.

So short story check your PST's carefully because anyone with a MB over 2GB will be an issue for you unless you break up the export into multiple PST's.ANSI PST's actually start to degrade at about 1.8GB so I would not go over that limit in order to ensure the data is recoverable.ExMerge will not warn you if a PST goes over 2GB, it will just corrupt the PST and you won’t know it until you try to open it.ExMerge only supports the ANSI PST Format which has a 2GB limit.Sometimes, Exchange mailboxes need to be migrated to PST for various reasons such as: When Exchange Server is down for maintenance and admins need to access the mailbox then they can convert exchange edb file to pst. This acts as an Exchange migrator to export offline exchange mailboxes directly to Live Exchange/ Office 365, without the need of going through the manual process of reconfiguring users in Exchange.Īll you need to do is to select the offline users, enter the credentials and export them to a live exchange server/ Office 365.Looks like you are off and running, but thought I would provide a bit of feedback regarding ExMerge EDB file belongs to Microsoft Exchange Server and PST belongs to MS Outlook email client. Easy Installation procedure and supported wide range of OS versionsģ. Very good performance throughput (few old EDB to PST Converter tool – I have been used) 🙂Ĥ. Easy export to Office 365 / Exchange online mailbox – Very helpful in Exchange online migration.Also Exchange Admin with very limited system knowledge can use it Now – I understand that why its been rated one in among top 3 EDB to PST Converter tool. I am pleased to see the great feature this tool has with very minimal effortsĪfter couple of test performed into it. I have been approached by one of my friend to look into the Stellar EDB to PST Converter tool and write a review.

Offline edb to pst