Importing an OST file to Exchange with EdbMails

Why import OST to Exchange Server

There are various scenarios where you may need to migrate your emails from OST to Exchange Server. Some of the common scenarios are:

1. Switching to a new Exchange Server: Organizations may migrate their Exchange Server to a new version or to a new server for better performance, security, or scalability. In such cases, you may have to migrate your data, including emails, contacts and calendars from the local OST file to Exchange.
2. Switching to a different computer: When you install Outlook on a new computer and reconfigure your Exchange profile, Outlook creates a new OST file. In such cases, you may lose access to any emails or important data in the OST file on your old computer. Migrating the OST file to Exchange Server ensures that you can recover and still access emails and data from the OST file.
3. Recovery after system crash: If your system crashes, you may lose access to your local OST files, or the OST file itself may become corrupt. Migrating these files to Exchange Server ensures that the data can be recovered without loss.
4. Migrating to on-premise Exchange server: Many organizations prefer to stay on-premises Exchange Server to have complete control over the data stored locally. With Exchange migration, it is possible to maintain a hybrid environment by transferring data to the cloud and retaining important data onsite. The Exchange server also gives physical control over your backup.