Network Email Examiner
” Analyze Exchange, Lotus Notes, & GroupWise Email Stores.”
“Recover deleted email & export to other formats. ”
Analyzing network email archives can be a daunting task. Filtering through millions of messages and outputting your results into PST files for review by clients and counsel has become a common task for forensic examiners, eDiscovery experts, and IT security personnel throughout the world. Network E-mail Examiner makes it easy to sift through hundreds of gigabytes of email. Whether you’re investigating Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, or Novell GroupWise, your job just got easier with Network E-mail Examiner. Network Email Examiner has been the leader in comprehensive email archive analysis for over 10 years. This experience allows Network Email Examiner to process through more types of data corruption and larger volumes of email than we ever thought possible. Add all the analysis and reporting capabilities of a computer forensic analysis tool along with data exporting and filtering options and you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it.
Broad Network Email Support
When it comes to enterprise level network email tools, nothing beats the support of NEMX.
- Microsoft Exchange 5.0, 5.5, 2000, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 (.EDB)
- Lotus Notes 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 8, 8.5, 9.0 (.NSF)
- GroupWise up to 2014
Recover Deleted Email
Deleted data recovery for Microsoft Exchange & Lotus Notes email stores.
Export/Convert Email
Export mail storage contents to EML, EMX, PST, MHTML, and MSG formats. You can also export attachments in their native format. Use the batch export for exporting data from several mail storages simultaneously. Save time while exporting by performing searches and/or date filtering all at once.
Forensics or eDiscovery
Network Email Examiner has been used by forensic examiners and ediscovery experts alike for over 12 years. With features like exporting to PST and other formats as well as de-duplication and filtering, NEMX has the power and features no matter the scope of your investigation.