Exchange Server Message
The term "Exchange Server message" implies a message processed by Microsoft Exchange Server in accordance with predefined transport and journal rules of mail flow. Each message is delivered under control of Hub Transport server which is used for routing within the organization network or Edge Transport server which is used for managing external mail.
How It Works?
When users send messages to external addresses, they are relayed to the Edge Transport server role. Correspondingly, messages received from the Internet are relayed by the Edge Transport server to the Hub Transport server.
MS Exchange messages are stored in Exchange Server database which also contains information about all users and their privileges, security groups, rules of operations and public folders.
Protecting Your Exchange Server Messages
Saving the Microsoft Exchange Server message database has a supreme importance, as most of the today’s businesses rely on workflow based on e-mails. To create a copy of Microsoft Exchange Server messages, you need to use some Exchange backup software, e.g. Handy Backup.
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