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EDB to NSF Converter

SysInfo EDB to NSF Converter is designed with an efficient conversion algorithm to perform fast, accurate, and reliable EDB files into NSF database format conversion. This online exchange EDB to Lotus Notes Converter enables users to open exchange EDB files containing entire mailbox items like emails, contacts, calendars, and tasks to the IBM Lotus Notes platform. If the mailbox comprises the corrupt Exchange EDB files, this software automatically repairs them at scanning and restores the maximum possible data.

  • Convertcorrupt or damaged Exchange EDB file data into NSF format.
  • Convert selective EDB mailboxes data Emails, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, and Journals into Lotus Notes NSF database file.
  • Allows users to convert the entire storage group, i.e., Priv1.edb, Pub1.edb, and .stm files to the Lotus Notes.
  • Repair damage exchange EDB file with three different modes. Standard, Advanced, and Deep
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Benefits of Exchange EDB to Lotus Notes Converter

  • Facilitate with in-depth Search and Preview To, From, Subject, Arrival Date/Time, Mail Content option before EDB to NSF conversion.
  • Offers two different options to save the output, i.e., Create a Single NSF file for all users or a Separate NSF file for each user.
  • No need to connect with Exchange Server but Lotus Notes environment is mandatory.
  • Free EDB to NSF Converter allows users to flawlessly export the first 25 emails to Lotus Notes.
  • The software supports all the IBM Lotus Notes Lotus Notes:- IBM SmartCloud™ Notes®/IBM® verse/12.0/11.0/10/9.0.1/9.0/8/7/6 and Windows Windows:- 11/10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2000/98/NT/95 versions

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Steps to Convert Exchange Mailbox Items to Lotus Notes NSF
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When to Use the SysInfo Exchange EDB to NSF Converter?

Use When Need to Convert EDB into NSF format

Use When Need to Convert EDB into NSF format

Microsoft Exchange 2010 update does not provide any specific database to store the user mailbox. As a result, it becomes complicated to maintain a brick-level backup of Exchange data. Therefore, to resolve this issue, Microsoft has offered some other methods in the Exchange server to convert the Exchange EDB file into other file formats like NSF or PST, etc. Go for the SysInfo EDB to NSF Converter to export all the Exchange EDB files data into NSF format.

Use When Need to import EDB file to Lotus Notes Database

Use When Need to import EDB file to Lotus Notes Database

SysInfo Exchange EDB to NSF Converter Software is a multi-function utility that allows users to import EDB files into the Lotus Notes database. Apart from this, you will also get options to convert the save item content of the EDB file into TEXT and HTML format. Thus, install the EDB to NSF Tool and import your required Exchange EDB file into Lotus Notes without any data loss.

How do I fix a corrupted EDB file?

How do I fix a corrupted EDB file?

EDB file is formerly known as Exchange Database file; the Microsoft Exchange Server creates this file. However, the inaccessibility of Exchange data is a common issue with all Exchange administrators. There are many reasons behind that, like an error in the system, virus attack, logical fallacies, and trouble in the program interface. Also, due to these, sometimes the EDB file gets corrupted. No need to worry; download Exchange EDB to NSF Converter full version and quickly repair your corrupt EDB file.

Noticeable Features of EDB to NSF Converter Tool

Convert EDB to NSF Completely

Convert EDB to NSF Completely

SysInfo EDB to NSF converter effectively exports the entire storage group and database of Exchange Server to the Lotus Notes application. Users can convert the default mailbox folder, i.e., stored in Priv1.edb, and the Public document folder, i.e., stored in Pub1.edb, to the NSF database.

Convert STM Files to Lotus Notes

Convert STM Files to Lotus Notes

An older version of Exchange Server creates STM files, but from the 2007 version, it is not supported anymore. STM files are used to store the Internet streaming database like PDF files, audio, and video messages attached to the emails. So if any user is looking for the conversion of STM files to Lotus Notes, they may download our tool.

Converts Corrupted EDB Files

Converts Corrupted EDB Files

This SysInfo EDB to NSF Software thoroughly converts healthy and corrupted EDB files to NSF format. The tool automatically starts the scanning process as the users select the Exchange files to convert. Meanwhile, it performsthe recovery process of corrupted EDB files and restores their data.

Multiple Saving Option

Multiple Saving Option

The tool to convert EDB files to NSF offers multiple options for saving resultant files; users can create a single NSF file for all the users or create separate NSF files for each user composed of EDB files. The users need to choose the option via the radio button, and the software will work accordingly.

Offers Exchange EDB files Preview

Offers Exchange EDB files Preview

The Exchange to Lotus Notes Converter is fully functional with the Preview option, which is helpful for corrupted EDB files as it enables users to check the preview of recovered data after the scanning process. The user can also check/uncheck the data files or emails for selective conversion. You can also get more details about the folder by double-clicking on them like To, From, Subject, and Arrival Date/Time.

Three Recovery modes

Three Recovery modes

SysInfo EDB to NSF Converter Software comes up with three different scanning modes, Standard, Advanced, and Deep; the only requirement is to add the corrupt exchange EDB file into the software and select the specific mode as per the level of corruption. Standard mode is well suited for minor damage. whereas Advanced or Deep mode can handle moderate or severe corruption.

Useful Search Option

Useful Search Option

The Exchange EDB to Lotus Notes converter comprises many advanced features like the Search option, select temp path, select EDB file type, or auto-detect. This search feature comes in handy when the users need to search the particular emails or user files from EDB folders shown in the tree view. Moreover, the users need to specify the name or location where the file is saved.

Handle Alignment & Snapshot Options

Handle Alignment & Snapshot Options

With the help of this Exchange to Lotus Notes Migration Tool, you can quickly recover data from corrupt EDB files and their related media with pose header alignment. After successfully scanning Exchange EDB files, you can also save it as a snapshot at a user-defined location that you can use for future reference to avoid re-scanning.

Create and Export Log Files

Create and Export Log Files

SysInfo Exchange EDB to NSF Conversion tool creates a log file containing the entire scanning, recovery, and conversion process. The software also allows the users to save that file content in a TEXT format or HTML at the user-specific location.

Converts EDB files without Exchange

Converts EDB files without Exchange

The EDB to NSF tool does not require a live environment of Exchange Server; it means users can export the entire Exchange database to Lotus Notes without Exchange Server. But the IBM Lotus Notes should be in active mode to import the EDB files.

Software Specifications

SysInfo EDB to NSF Converter specifications, users can follow before use of this software for ease of working:-

About Product Version
2.0		 License
Multiple User		 Edition
Home, Administrator, Technician, and Enterprise		 Last Updated On
13 May 2022
Requirements & Supported Versions Pentium class processor Minimum
512MB RAM (1GB Recommended)		 Disk Space:
Enough Space to Store Recovered Output.		 Support Windows:
11/10/8.1/8/7/, 2008/2012 (32 & 64 Bit)
Support all Lotus Notes:-
Lotus Notes IBM SmartCloud™ Notes®/ IBM® Verse/ 12.0/ 11.0/ 10/ 9.0.1/ 9.0/ 8/ 7/ 6		 Support all Domino Server:-
Lotus Notes Domino Server 12.0/ 11.0/ 10/ 9.0.1/ 9.0/ 8.5/ 8.0/ 7.0/ 6.5/ 6.0
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Additional Information

Demo and Full Version Comparison

EDB to NSF Converter Software Free & Full Version comparison is given here for users

Product Features Free Version Full Version
Open Exchange EDB files
Convert Priv1.edb, Pub1.edb & .stm files
Convert EDB files to NSF format First 25 Emails All
3 Recovery modes,i.e. Standard, Advanced and Deep mode
Handle Alignment errors
Enable Preview, Search and Scan options
Exports files without Exchange Server
Save and load scanning snapshot
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Frequently Asked Questions

Generally Asked Questions and their Relatable Solutions

How do I convert EDB files to NSF files?

Follow the steps to convert EDB file data into NSF file:

  1. Start the SysInfo EDB to NSF Converter as administrator.
  2. Click on the Open button to add the Exchange file.
  3. Select the recovery mode if your browsed file is corrupt.
  4. The scanning process is started; click Ok after completion.
  5. Now, select the folders in the preview panel you want to convert.
  6. You can also check out the further details of the chosen folder.
  7. Click on the Save button to start EDB to NSF conversion.

No need to worry if your EDB database files are corrupted. The EDB to NSF Converter tool of SysInfoTools is designed to perform conversion of normal as well as corrupted EDB files. If your EDB file is corrupted, it will scan the file and recover the maximum possible data from it. Once the data is recovered, you can save them into NSF format.

Yes, you need to have an IBM Lotus Notes email client for running this software.

The SysInfo EDB to NSF Converter tool has an auto-detect feature that automatically detects the file information. If you have no idea which version of Exchange Server the file was created with, this feature will detect it.

It is a converter cum recovery tool that fixes corrupted EDB files within seconds. Only for this purpose, there are three different recovery modes, i.e., Standard Mode, Advanced Mode, and Deep Mode. The recovery modes are helpful if your EDB file is corrupted and you want to convert it into NSF format. Before converting EDB to NSF, you need to recover the data from it, and these modes will help you perform the recovery.

EDB to NSF Converter tool contains multiple saving options that can be used according to users' needs. The saving options are:

  1. Single File Creation: You can select this saving option if you want to create a new NSF database file for all the users.
  2. Separate Files Creation: You can select this saving option if you want to create separate NSF files for each user.
  3. Saving of Items Content: If you want to save items content of an EDB file, there are two different formats: Text and HTML.

Yes, with the help of this Exchange EDB to Lotus Notes tool, you can get all the data from the EDB email client and convert them into NSF database format.

The working functionality of the free and license version is the same, but there is only one difference: the Free EDB to NSF converter allows you to export 25 emails freely.

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