Exchange Transaction Log Viewer for Windows
Exchange Log Analyzer Tool to View Transaction Logs
Exchange Log Analyzer software opens Exchange Server transaction log files with their EDB file and lists every email with its properties. Repair corrupt logs with Quick or Advanced scan and export mail to PDF, MSG, EML or HTML.
- Opens log files of any size
- Repairs corrupt logs in two scan modes
- Exports emails in four formats
- Needs no live Exchange Server
- Free DemoScans and previews logs
- 30 Day RefundDemo test comes first
- Card or PayPalHosted store checkout
- Fast License KeySent by email
- 24x7 SupportChat and email
1Is this my case?
Which Cases Need an Exchange Log Analyzer?
Find your case below. RecoveryTools Exchange Log Analyzer turns raw log files into emails you can preview and export.
- JET_errLogFileCorrupt ErrorExchange raises this error when a log file sits in a bad or corrupt state.
- Database in a Dirty StateAn inconsistent database needs its log files restored before it mounts.
- Log Files Growing FastRapid log growth points to ActiveSync trouble, a corrupt mailbox or a damaged database.
- Deleted Emails to RestorePermanently deleted emails still sit in the transactions of edb.log files.
- Dismounted DatabaseOffline database logs need a viewer that works without a live server.
- Mail Needed From LogsExport emails from log files to formats that Outlook and Thunderbird open.
EDB File Required
Log analysis needs the matching EDB file. Add a log file and its EDB file loads along with it.
Any Log File Size
No edb.log file size limit applies to the analysis.
No Live Server
Open logs from offline and dismounted databases without a live Exchange Server environment.
Microsoft explains that Exchange records every change in the transaction logs before it records the change in the database. Checkpoint files then record which logged changes reached the database file.
Corrupt or missing logs block a database for that reason. Open the Microsoft page on Exchange transaction logs and checkpoint files for the full design.
2What changes?
What Changes After You Open the Log Files?
Before
- Log files stay unreadable
- Deleted mail leaves no visible trace
- Corrupt logs block the database
After
- Log emails show with their properties
- Corrupt logs repair in Quick or Advanced scan
- Mail leaves in four file formats
3What can it do?
Which Features Come With Exchange Log Analyzer?
Scan, repair, preview and export Exchange log data from one window.
Load and Preview Logs
Add a log file and preview every email with its To, From, Subject, Sent and Received values plus attachments.
Auto Search for Logs
Locate log files on all drives or on chosen drives when you do not know the folder.
Quick and Advanced Scan
Quick scan starts by default to limit damage. Advanced scan digs into badly damaged log files.
Four Export Formats
Export emails in four formats. Open MSG and EML files in Outlook, Thunderbird or Apple Mail.
PDF Page Options
Set page orientation and Bates numbering for PDF files.
Date Filter and Naming
Filter emails by date. Name files by Subject, Date, From or MD5 values or number them automatically.
Batch or Selective Export
Select the emails you need or export everything in one batch.
Save and Load Scans
Save a scan and load it later without a second scan.
Folder Hierarchy Kept
Exports keep the original folder hierarchy and mail attributes like To, From, Subject and Bcc.
4Is it easy?
How to Try Exchange Log Analyzer in 4 Steps
Scan and preview your own log files in the demo. Buy the license when the emails look right.
- 1Download
Install the Demo
Download the Windows installer. Install .NET Framework 4.5 first if it is missing.
- 2Add
Add the Log File
Select Add File and choose the log file. Its matching EDB file loads with it.
- 3Scan
Scan and Preview
Scanning starts after you add the file. Preview the emails and their properties when it ends.
- 4Export
Export With a License
Select Export and choose a format. Demo previews only so export needs the full version.
Export ends with a success message. Screenshots of every step sit in the Exchange Log Analyzer guide.
5What will I see?
Which Screens Appear in Exchange Log Analyzer?
Follow the path from the Add File window to the export window.
Add the Log File
Select the log file and its EDB file and choose a scan mode.
Select the Export Format
Choose a format and set a save path.
6Demo or full?
Exchange Log Analyzer Demo vs Full Version
See what the full software adds to the free demo.
| Feature | Free Demo | Full Version |
|---|---|---|
| Add Exchange log files | Yes | Yes |
| Quick and Advanced scan | Yes | Yes |
| Preview emails and properties | Yes | Yes |
| Export in four formats | No | Yes |
| Price | Free | From $29 |
7Can my PC use it?
System Requirements for Exchange Log Analyzer
| Product Type | Windows desktop software that views, repairs and exports Exchange transaction logs |
|---|---|
| Input Files | Exchange transaction log files with the matching EDB file |
| Exchange Versions | Exchange Server 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007 and 2003 |
| Output Formats | PDF, MSG, EML and HTML |
| Windows | Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7 in 32 or 64 bit. Windows Server 2012 and 2008 also work. |
| Mac | Not available. Only a Windows edition exists. |
| Processor | Intel Pentium at 1 GHz (2.4 GHz recommended) |
| RAM and Disk Space | 512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended) with 100 MB free on disk |
| Framework | .NET Framework 4.5 or later |
| Live Exchange Server | Not needed |
| EDB File | Required to analyze a log file |
| Launch Method | Right click the shortcut and choose Run as Administrator. |
| Demo Limit | Scans and previews only. Export needs the full version. |
8Which plan fits?
What Does Exchange Log Analyzer Cost?
Select a license length for every machine you use. Checkout covers 1 to 11 months or 1 year and prices are in US dollars.
1 Month
$29
- Price for one machine
- Every export format unlocked
- License key by email
Orders above 500 machines start with an email to support@systoolsgroup.com. Browse bundles for other RecoveryTools software on the RecoveryTools offers page.
9Is it safe?
Is Your Exchange Log Data Safe During the Analysis?
See Results First
Scan and preview your own log files with the demo before you pay.
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Refund, privacy and usage terms are public before you pay. See the refund policy, privacy policy and terms of use.
10Need a hand?
Which Support Options Help With Exchange Log Analyzer?
Support engineers answer questions before and after you buy. Visit the RecoveryTools support center for phone numbers and more ways to get help.
Live Chat
Talk to an expert on live chat at any hour.
Email Support
Email support@systoolsgroup.com with your Exchange version and the log error you see.
Remote Session
An expert connects to your computer and solves a hard case for you.
Secure File Sharing
Share logs or a sample log file over a secure FTP server. RecoveryTools can sign a Non Disclosure Agreement first.
11Still have a question?
Exchange Log Analyzer Questions and Answers
What is Exchange Log Analyzer used for?
Exchange Log Analyzer opens Exchange Server transaction log files and lists their emails with properties and attachments. Export the emails as PDF, MSG, EML or HTML.
Do I need the EDB file to open a log file?
Yes. Log analysis needs the matching EDB file. Add the log file and its EDB file loads along with it.
Do I need a live Exchange Server?
No. Log files from offline and dismounted databases open without a live Exchange Server environment.
Can Exchange Log Analyzer restore permanently deleted emails?
Yes. Scanning an edb.log file loads emails from its transactions, including permanently deleted ones.
Can the software recover a deleted log file?
No. Deleted log files stay gone. Deleted transactions inside log files that still exist do recover.
Can I repair a corrupt log file?
Yes. Quick scan starts by default. Advanced scan handles heavy damage in log files.
Can the software open DAG, CAS and Witness server logs?
Yes. Log files from DAG, CAS and Witness servers open for analysis.
Which Exchange Server versions can I open?
Log files from Exchange Server 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007 and 2003 work.
Which export formats are available?
Choose PDF, MSG, EML or HTML. PDF export adds page orientation settings and Bates numbering.
What does the free demo include?
Demo scans log files and previews their emails. Every export needs the full version.
Is there a Mac version?
No. Only a Windows edition exists.
What is the price of Exchange Log Analyzer?
Pricing starts at $29 per machine for 1 month. Six months cost $174 and one year costs $348. Checkout accepts 1 to 500 machines.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Refund requests are accepted for 30 days under the RecoveryTools refund policy. Software bought without a demo evaluation does not qualify. Email a signed Letter of Destruction to sales@recovery-tools.org. Bundle purchases cannot be refunded.
12Where next?
More Exchange Tools and Log Guides
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RecoveryTools Free Exchange EDB Reader
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RecoveryTools Exchange Export Tool
Exports live Exchange mailboxes to PST, EML, MSG, MBOX and PDF.
RecoveryTools Exchange OST Recovery
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RecoveryTools SQL Log Analyzer
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Open Your Own Exchange Log in the Free Demo
Download the free demo, scan your log file and preview the emails before you buy a software license.