Information Store Inconsistency And Corruption Due To Event Id 448

Corruption typically involves any one of the EDB files (Priv.edb or Pub.edb) located in the ExchsvrMdbdata folder on the server

. Exchange Server tries to indicate the inconsistencies in the information store through a number of error messages. In such situations, it becomes quite essential for you to take appropriate Exchange server recovery measures. Consider a scenario, wherein, you experience inconsistency in the Exchange 2000 information store in the Jet database which is indicated by event ID 448. The following event is logged in the application log in Windows Event Viewer with a description similar to the following: Date: Date, Source: ESE, Time: Time, Category: Database Corruption, Type: Error, Event ID: 448, User: N/A, Computer: ServerName.

Information Store (2412) Data inconsistency detected in table Msg of database E:Program Filesexchsrvrmdbdatapriv4.edb (0,524957). For more information, click http://search.support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1. In the above event, when you start Exchange Server 2000, all the services related to it may start, but no mailbox store will mount. And, if you try to verify the integrity of the database by running eseutil / g command (i.e. eseutil /g c:program filesexchsrvrmdbdatapriv1.edb), you may receive an error message saying: The Database is corrupted. As stated in the above error message, the database has become corrupt. Corruption might have occurred if there is a defective hard disk or defective hard disk controller, if an anti-virus program is scanning Exchange server folders or if there is a corrupt restores operation.

In order to isolate the issue, you can observe the following Exchange recovery steps: Replace the faulty hardware, update the hardware system files or repair the file system to prevent any future errors. If information store is running, use the Merge program (Exmerge) to export your data to PST files. If the database is running, you can also try and move the mailboxes to another store, delete the affected database, create a new one, and then move all the mailboxes back. If the information store doesnt mount, then restore the database from an online backup before the errors appear in the application log. If you do not have a backup, try to address the problem using the following steps. Repair the database by using the eseutil / p command. Perform an online defragmentation by using eseutil / d command. Run the Isineg -fix command. If you are still unable to resolve corruption issue, then use third-party Exchange Server recovery software.

Mailbox Exchange Recovery is advanced software which repairs corrupt EDB files and recovers mailboxes as separate PSTs which can be directly imported in Outlook. Compatible with Exchange Server 5.5, 2000, 2003, 2007 and 2010, this Exchange recovery software also performs recovery of deleted mailboxes.

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