SysTools SQL Server Recovery November 28, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Data Recovery.Tags: Data Recovery, Database Repair, MDF Recover, MDF Repair, SQL Server, SQL Server Repair
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SysTools Software launches its premium data recovery product “SysTools SQL Recovery 4.3″. The product is one of the most simplistic and intuitive product which can be used even by layman to recover corrupt SQL Server .mdf file. For more details please refer to the presentation provided below
For more details on the product visit http://www.sqlrecoverytool.com/
The added PST file corrupt and hence cannot be added to the list October 30, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Outlook, PST.Tags: Microsoft Outlook, PST Merge, SysTools, SysTools PST Merge
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Knowledge Base Article: 17190-20-108
Symptoms:
While adding a Microsoft Outlook PST file to the list in SysTools PST Merge, an error comes
“The added PST file corrupt and hence cannot be added to the list”
Cause:
The following can be causes
- The PST file can be corrupt.
- Microsoft Outlook is not configured with POP3 profile.
- Microsoft Outlook is configured with Exchange Profile.
Solutions:
To verify whether the file is corrupt or not, open the Microsoft Outlook PST file in Outlook by following the below steps
- 1. Open Microsoft Outlook.
- 2. Traverse File | Open | Outlook Data File
If no error comes then the file is not corrupt. But if it fails to open then use the ScanPST utility provided by Microsoft or any 3rd party product to recover the PST file.
SysTools PST Merge requires Microsoft Outlook to be configured with a default POP3 account profile. To configure POP3 account read more.
SysTools PST Merge may have issue if Exchange profile is set as default. To overcome this it is recommended to remove the exchange profile and configure the POP3 profile while the merge process is in progress.
Applies To:
Lotus Notes Not Configured in SysTools Export Notes October 28, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Data Conversion, Data Migration, Domino Server, Exchange Server, Export Notes, Lotus Notes, NSF, NSF to PST, Outlook, PST.Tags: Domino Migration, Lotus Migration, Lotus Notes Not Configured, Migration, Notes Migration, SysTools, SysTools Export Notes
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Knowledge Base Article: 17190-2-105
Symptoms:
After installing the Full version of SysTools Export Notes, when a user load a Lotus Notes user mailbox NSF file perform Start Scan, it throws error
“Lotus Notes Not Installed/Configured Properly”
Cause:
The following are the reasons for the error
- Lotus Notes not installed.
- Lotus Notes Client is connected to Domino Server.
- NSF File is copied from another machine.
- Lotus Notes Client have been upgraded from previous version.
Solutions:
SysTools Export Notes required Lotus Notes client to be installed on the workstation where the migration/conversion is carried out. Lotus Notes Client 5.0/6.0/6.5/7.0/8.0/8.5 versions are supported.
It requires the Lotus Notes client to be working in an Island Mode i.e. not connected to Domino Server at the time of conversion.
If the NSF file have been copied from another machine then follow the below steps
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- Copy the .ID file associated with the NSF file on the workstation where migration/conversion is done.
- Open Lotus Notes Client.
- Traverse File | Security | Switch ID.
- Provide the path of .ID file and the password.
- Launch the SysTools Export Notes and perform migration.
If the workstation on which migration is carried out have been upgraded with multiple versions of Lotus Notes Client then follow the below steps
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- Search for the nlsxbe.dll.
- Open the Run window and type the following command
regsvr32 <Path of the NLSXBE.DLL
Confirmation for successful registration will come.
Applies To:
- SysTools Notes Address Book Converter
- SysTools Lotus Notes to Gmail Contacts
- SysTools Outlook To Notes
- SysTools Notes To Excel
- SysTools Lotus Notes To Outlook Express
- SysTools Securase
- SysTools Lotus Notes Contacts to Outlook Express
Lost & Found Story of NTBackup on Vista October 5, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Uncategorized.Tags: backup data, backup files computer, backup files on computer, best way to backup computer files
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Microsoft Windows is undoubtedly a great Operating System (OS). Great in understanding, great in comprehending, great in using and last but not the least great in protecting users’ data. It gives its users a backup utility tool which is in-built in Windows Operating System versions: 98, 2000, XP and 2003. This is in fact the best way to backup computer files.
But, a problem arises when a user upgrades his system from any of the Windows versions (98, 2000, XP and 2003) to Windows Vista. As Vista does not support the NTBackup tool, so all the backup files on computer (the files that have .bkf extension and so are called BKF files also) stored earlier in the backup utility (NTBackup) become orphaned. They are termed orphaned because they become devoid of their existing place and after upgradation to Vista, they don’t have any specific location. Backup data files are highly important for any user and no one can lose it at any cost.
Fortunately in such a situation we don’t need to panic and curse Microsoft but use a third party software utility product that can
- Read the orphaned BKF files.
- Extract the content of the bkf file and display the data in the explorer view.
- Allow to Save them to a proper location.
SysTools BKF Repair is a simple and intuitive windows backup repair product that can be used to RETRIEVE and RESTORE the backup data. If you want to retrieve/recover/retain and regain your backup files computer data, then this SysTools software tool will act as a BKF reader for you and will extract all the backup files that you had originally saved in the NTBackup before the upgradation of your OS to Windows Vista.
SysTools BKF Repair Tool have the following features
- Ability to extract small to huge windows backup BKF files quickly.
- Display data in a Windows Explorer view, which makes it easy for an end user to validate the backup data properly.
- Search with blazing speed on filenames.
- View the Preview of selected files such as images, text etc-etc.
- Extract selected folders/files and save them on disk.
- While extracting attributes such as Created/Modified dates are maintained.
- Ability to extract and save the data to the location from where it was backed up.
Not using Technology properly for Email Archiving October 2, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in EDiscovery, Email Archiving.Tags: EDiscovery, Email Archiving
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Though its a pretty old post but quite interesting one to know how bad it can go if technology is not used properly in-house for email archving.
http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid4_gci1166960,00.html
Domino Server 8.5 Performance Released September 14, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Domino, Domino Server, Lotus Notes.Tags: Lotus Notes, Domino Server, Domino Server 8.5, Domino Server Performance
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IBM releases the performance metrics for Domino Server 8.5. Overall they found it to improve greatly compare to Domino Server 8.0 in terms of
- I/O reductions.
- Reductions in disk operations per second
- Reductions in disk bytes transferred per second.
- Processor utilization
Please check the link below for details
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/domino85-performance/
Link on Exchange on VMWare September 11, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Exchange Server.Tags: Exchange Server, VMWare
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Check out this link for setting up Exchange Server on VMWare environment
Case Study:Exchange to Domino (video) August 26, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Data Migration, Domino, Domino Server, Exchange Server, Export Notes, Lotus Notes.Tags: Lotus Notes, Exchange Server
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Though its a pretty old video but found this unique one where someone is doing opposite to what the world have been doing. Yes friends its a migration from Exchange Server 5.5 to Domino Server.
Though one of the reason for migration was security. I wonder if we ask the same question t them now, will the answer be same.
Discount on Notes Migration Tool
Presentation on Lotus Notes & Domino August 26, 2009
Posted by systoolssoftware in Data Migration, Domino, Domino Server, Export Notes, Lotus Notes.Tags: Lotus Notes, Domino Server 8.5
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A presentation on various perspective of Lotus Notes and Domino Server 8.5 (Source SlideShare)
