DataNumen Exchange Recovery

Warning 3: Free spaces on drive 'x' may not be enough for destination file 'xxxxxxx'! Still proceed?

Explanation: This warning means there may be insufficient free disk spaces for the destination file. You need to make the decision whether or not to ignore this problem and proceed the recovery process.

During the recovery process, if the free disk spaces are used up, then DataNumen Exchange Recovery cannot recover more data. Moreover, it may produce severe errors, or even abort the whole recovery process. Therefore, when you encounter this warning, it is highly recommended to abort the recovery process, set to output the destination file on another drive with enough free disk spaces, and then restart the recovery process. A good estimation of the destination OST file size(EDFS) is:

EDFS = Source OST file size * 1.1

So you should make sure the output disk drive have at least EDFS free spaces.

When recovering a single file:

•If you select "Yes" button, then the recovery process will proceed by ignoring the warning.

•Otherwise, if you select "No" button, then recovery process will be aborted.

When recovering a batch of files:

•If you select "Yes" button, then the recovery process will proceed by ignoring the warning, and the next time when DataNumen Exchange Recovery encounters the same problem, a messagebox with this warning will popup again, and you need to make the decision again.

•If you select "Yes to All" button, the recovery process will proceed by ignoring the warning, and the next time when DataNumen Exchange Recovery encounters the same problem, the recovery process will proceed by ignoring the warning automatically. No messagebox with this warning will popup again, and you do not need to make the decision again.

•If you select "No" button, then DataNumen Exchange Recovery will skip the current file and go to the next one, and the next time when DataNumen Exchange Recovery encounters the same problem, a messagebox with this warning will popup again, and you need to make the decision again.

•If you select "No to All" button, then DataNumen Exchange Recovery will skip the current file and go to the next one, and the next time when DataNumen Exchange Recovery encounters the same problem, DataNumen Exchange Recovery will skip the file automatically. No messagebox with this warning will popup again, and you do not need to make the decision again.

•If you select "Cancel" button, then DataNumen Exchange Recovery will abort the batch recovery process immediately.