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Exchange Log Viewer

Exchange Log Viewer is an expert software to open Exchange Transaction Log files and analyze data for forensic investigation. Exchange Log Viewer read Exchange Power shell logs on Windows PC effortlessly.

(Average Rating 4.5 Based on 155 Reviews)

Open & read Exchange edb.log file with all data items
Saves scanned data & analyze transaction server log
Allows to preview consistent data without any changes
Date-based filter option on Microsoft Exchange Log files
Exchange Log Analysis tool has no file size limitation
Supports all versions of Microsoft Exchange Server
The Exchange Log Viewer tool is compatible with all version of Microsoft Exchange Server 2000, 2003, 2007 (32 & 64 bit). It opens & scans Exchange Sever 2010 transaction log files.
Exchange EDB file is necessary to open Exchange log file

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Detailed Features

Main Features of Exchange Log Viewer

Transaction Log

View Exchange Transaction Log

Open and read complete transaction log data for forensic analysis. The tool is compatible with all versions of Windows PC version Win 10 and below. The software can work with Exchange Server version 2000, 2003, 2007(32 and 64-bit). EDB.LOG file is essential to perform any analysis.

Restore Deleted

Restore Deleted Emails by EDB.LOG File

This powerful algorithm is designed to restore emails using Exchange log file. The Exchange Log Viewer tool can even fix permanently deleted data without compromising integrity. A copy of the scanned data can be saved in the tool for the next time log files need to be opened. This saves time from scanning the EDB file again when reading and analyzing its data.

Multiple Files

Export to Multiple File Formats

The Exchange Log Management tool can save a copy of the Exchange transaction log data to PDF, PST, MSG, HTML formats. Export EDB.LOG to PDF to transfer server database log to the computer as an Adobe document. Save log as PST or MSG to import to Outlook and email data. Open database log through a browser by converting it to HTML format.

Folder Structure

Optional to Keep Folder Structure

The Exchange Log Analzer makes it optional to retain folder structure in the output format. If transaction logs are growing big is size, they can be migrated and backed up to external hard drive. The tool provides an option to maintain folder hierarchy to save time and frees EDB.LOG file for daily use.

Naming Convention

Provide Naming Convention

There is an option provided by the Exchange Log Viewer software to give unique names to resultant files. This is Naming Convention feature and found in the Advanced Settings section. It names exported files based on their Received Date, subject or serial number as decided by the user.

Email Filter

Apply Email Filter to Log Data

The Exchange Log Reader makes it optional to retain folder structure in the output format. If transaction logs are growing big is size, they can be migrated and backed up to external hard drive. The tool provides an option to maintain folder hierarchy to save time and frees EDB.LOG file for daily use.

Step 1: First, download and install the Exchange Transaction Log Viewer. Then, open the application and click on Add File button to import edb.log file for analysis.

Add File

Step 2: From the Add File dialogue box, click on the ‘...’ button. Then, broken to the folder location where the log file is saved.

scanning process

Step 3: Now, the scanning process will start displaying each file that is being scanned.

Step 4: To save Exchange Power shell log to file, click Export button from the navigation bar.

Export Options to

Step 5: From the Export Options dialogue box, select the File type as either PDF/MSG/EML/HTML. Then, click on the Advanced Settings button.

Naming Convention

Step 6: From the Exchange Log Viewer screen, set an appropriate Naming Convention for exported files. Also, one can apply a date filter for selective conversion and click on Save button.

save

Step 7: When the setting for Exchange Server Log Management has been saved, click OK button on the message box that pops up.

Browse to the folder location

Step 8: Next, Browse to the folder location where the resultant files will be saved.

Create a new folder

Step 9: Create a new folder anywhere on the Windows PC, by clicking the Make New Folder button. After selection, click on OK button.

Maintain Folder Hierarchy

Step 10: From the Export Options screen, mark the box for ‘Maintain Folder Hierarchy’ if folder structure needs to be retained. After making all the adjustments, click on the Export button to save Exchange Power shell log to file.

live status report

Step 11: Let the Export process run. A live status report of all the items being exported will be displayed with item folder count, item count and destination. Click on the OK button when the process is completed.

export report is generated

Step 12: An export report is generated with Long Path and Exported Path. The Long Path contains source and destination folder location of Exchange server logs.

SQL Log Transaction Analyzer

Step 13: The Exported Path contains the successful item count that has been moved from Exchange server to Personal storage file.

migration report

Step 14: Then, click on the Save button to copy the migration report to the hard drive on the Windows PC. From the Save As dialogue box, go to the folder path where the report will be saved and click Save.

Check the report

Step 15: Check the report by going to the folder path and double-clicking on the file.

verify that the conversion process

Step 16: Finally, verify that the conversion process has been completed successfully.

Reviews

Client Testimonials for Exchange Log Viewer

Daksha Upasani

"Our company recently moved its base to another city. We were hoping to transfer all the log data to another format that can transport easily to our new quarters. The Exchange Log Analzer helped us do that. We were able to transfer more than 40 GB of data to PDF files. It was easier for us to manage transaction logs and Exchange server data. Thanks!"

Daksha Upasani, Pune

Michelle Cook

"Our company has been using SysTools products for a long time. We have PDF, Outlook and Word recovery tools for our routine Office needs. We just added Exchange Log Viewer to our collection. It can extract and save EDB.LOG file data. It can even save the scanning report according to the convenience of the user."

Michelle Cook, Australia

Rudy Watson

"The reason we were delaying the analysis for our transaction logs is that we were yet to find the right tool. It was suggested by our old partners to try the Exchange Transaction Log Viewer to scan Log files and it worked wonders. We were able to track each transaction on Exchange server and monitor it carefully. We also got an option to save files to PDF or HTML format for later review."

Rudy Watson, New Zealand

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Exchange Log Viewer

Main Features of Exchange Log Viewer

View Exchange Transaction Log

Restore Deleted Emails by EDB.LOG File

Export to Multiple File Formats

How Does the Exchange Log Viewer Work?

Steps to Analyze Exchange Log Files

Working of Exchange Transaction Log Reader

Exchange Log Viewer

Client Testimonials for Exchange Log Viewer