EDB Corruption after Replacing the Exchange Server

After you restore an Exchange Server databaseGrounds of the issue
from one server to another, you mightThis issue generally occurs due to corruption to
experience serious issues. When you attempt tothe Exchange Server database. Due to corruption,
mount the database in such situations,the Exchange Server database becomes
“c1041724” error occurs. In suchinconsistent and thus it can not be mounted.
situations, all of the critical data becomesResolution
inaccessible and serious data loss situations occur.Before mounting the database, check “Do not
At this point, you are required to go for Exchangemount the database” and then attempt to
Recovery to repair and restore the damagedstart Information Store Service. Rename the old
database and access data from it.database folder and then run Eseutil on affected
After replacing the Exchange Server database,database. Now try to mount the database.
when you attempt to mount the newlyThis method works in a number of cases, but
configured server, you might find the followingsometimes when you try this solution, following
entries in Application Event Log:error may occur in Event Log:
Event Type: Error Event Type: Error 
Event Source: MSExchangeSA Event Source: ESE 
Event Category: MAPI Session Event Category: Logging/Recovery 
Event ID: 9175 Event ID: 619 
Date:  7/14/2007 Date:  7/14/2007 
Time:  10:50:04 PM Time:  10:50:23 PM 
User:  N/A User:  N/A 
Computer: EXCHANGE Computer: EXCHANGE 
Description: Description: 
The MAPI call 'OpenMsgStore' failed with theInformation Store (3552) First Storage Group:
following error: Attempted to attach database 'C: \Program
The Microsoft Exchange Server computer is notFiles\Exchsrvr\mdbdata\pub1.edb' but it is a
available.  Either there are network problems ordatabase restored from a backup set on which
the Microsoft Exchange Server computer is downhard recovery was not started or did not
for maintenance. complete successfully.
The MAPI provider failed. In such cases, the data can not be retrieved and
Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store you need to use Exchange Recovery software.
ID no: 8004011d-0526-00000000These software uses effective scanning
Such behavior of Microsoft Exchange Servermechanisms to retrieve as much data as possible
renders all of your mission critical data inaccessiblefrom the affected database. These applications
and you need to find out the cause of the issueare completely easy and safe to use.
to perform Exchange Repair by sorting it out.