Can EdbMails restore selected Teams content?

Yes. The restore workflow supports selecting protected files or folders and mapping them to a target.

What is the smallest scope I can recover?

Recovery can target a single file up to a broader site scope; use the narrowest scope that resolves the incident.

Can granular backup protect only part of a site?

Yes. Select specific folders or files rather than the whole site when that is all that needs protection.

Does granular restore apply to chats or channel posts?

Yes. Granular recovery covers Teams objects too, such as chats, channel posts, Planner and tabs, as well as files, so you can recover just the affected items.

Can I restore granular content to another tenant?

Yes. Select only the required content and target the same or a different Microsoft 365 tenant.

Will sharing and permissions be preserved?

Verify any business-critical sharing and permissions explicitly after restore rather than assuming they carried across.

When should I use a broader restore instead?

When a site has been widely changed or lost, a broader restore is more efficient than recovering file by file.

Does granular restore overwrite existing content?

Choose the target carefully and use the narrowest scope needed to avoid unnecessary overwrites; validate the result after restore.

How do I decide between file, folder and site recovery?

Match the scope to the incident: a single file for one deletion, a folder for related files, and a site when most of it is affected.

Where is the protected copy stored?

On storage you select and control, such as local or supported network storage.

How do I confirm a granular restore worked?

Open the recovered content in its destination, confirm it is in the intended site, and validate business-critical sharing explicitly.

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Migrate public folders from an Exchange offline EDB file to live Exchange Server

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Directly migrate offline Exchange database (EDB) files to live Exchange server

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Migrate archive mailboxes from offline EDB files directly to Office 365

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Directly migrate offline Exchange database (EDB) files to Office 365

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Migrate public folders from an offline Exchange EDB file to Office 365

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Recover offline OST files, convert OST to PST, and migrate OST to Office 365 and Exchange Server

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Recover Outlook PST files , Export PST to PST, migrate PST to Office 365 and Exchange Server

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Export MBOX to PST, migrate MBOX to Office 365 and Exchange Server

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Export NSF to PST, migrate NSF to Office 365 and Exchange Server

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Migrate between any Exchange Servers, Exchange to Office 365, Exchange to PST, PST files to Exchange.

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Migrate Mailboxes, Public Folders, Archive Mailboxes between Office 365 Tenants.

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Migrate Mailboxes, Public Folders, Archive Mailboxes from live Exchange server to Office 365.

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Migrate Office 365 to IMAP, Office 365 to Gmail, Office 365 to Outlook, Office 365 to Zoho etc.

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Migrate from live Exchange Server to IMAP servers such as Gmail, Outlook, and Zoho Mail.

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Migrate Public Folders between Office 365 tenants with complete folder hierarchy and mailbox data integrity.

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Export live Exchange Server mailboxes, public folders, and archive mailboxes to Outlook PST files.

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EdbMails lets you migrate SharePoint sites, OneDrive data, Microsoft Teams, teams, channels, chats, permissions, and documents between Microsoft 365 tenants while maintaining the existing folder structure and data integrity.

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Migrate documents, lists, files, folders, private chats from OneDrive.

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Migrate Teams, chats, channels, documents, files and folders etc.

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Migrate emails, calendars, contacts, tasks from Google Workspace / G Suite to Office 365

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Migrate emails, calendars, contacts, tasks from Google Workspace / G Suite to on-Premise Exchange Server

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Migrate emails, calendars, contacts, tasks from Google Workspace / G Suite to IMAP, Outlook, Zimbra, Zoho etc.

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Migrate emails, calendars, contacts, tasks between two Google Workspace / G Suite tenants

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Export emails, calendars, contacts, tasks from Google Workspace / G Suite to Outlook PST files

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EdbMails IMAP Migration tool lets you easily migrate emails from IMAP servers such as Outlook, Gmail, Zoho Mail, Zimbra, cPanel, and more. Supports IMAP to IMAP, Office 365, Exchange Server, PST, and bulk PST to IMAP migration.

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Backup and migrate emails from IMAP servers to PST, Office 365, and On-Premises Exchange Server

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Export emails, folders, and attachments from IMAP servers to Outlook PST files for backup

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Migrate emails, folders, and attachments from bulk PST files to IMAP servers

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EdbMails Duplicate Remover lets you easily remove duplicate items from Office 365 and Exchange Server, and from IMAP, Outlook, Gmail, Zimbra, Zoho Mail, etc., ensuring a clean and organized mailbox.

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Remove duplicate emails, calendars, contacts, journal tasks, etc. from live Exchange Server.

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EdbMails enables secure, automated backup and recovery for Microsoft 365 services including Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, and Live Exchange Server with complete data protection and restore flexibility.

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Protect and restore Microsoft Teams data at the required scope

EdbMails supports selective Microsoft Teams backup and restore so administrators can work with the specific content required for a task. Choose the relevant scope for backup and restore only the affected protected data when needed, helping keep routine administration focused without processing more Teams data than necessary.

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Use granular Microsoft Teams backup and restore for precise data protection

Granular Microsoft Teams backup and restore lets administrators protect and recover a precise scope, a selected site, folder or file, instead of treating all Teams-connected content as one inseparable set. EdbMails supports selective protection and recovery of supported Teams-connected SharePoint/OneDrive content, stored on a location you control. For the product overview, see Microsoft Teams Backup.

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What granular Teams-related backup means

Granular backup narrows the protected scope to what matters, selected supported sites, folders or documents, rather than processing everything identically. Granular restore then narrows recovery to only the content affected by an incident. Together they keep both backup and recovery proportionate to the business need.

Granular backup

Narrows the protected scope to selected supported sites, folders or documents.

Granular restore

Narrows recovery to only the content affected by an incident.

Recovery granularity levels

Recovery scopeFile

Typical incident

A single document deleted or overwritten

When to use

Narrow, low-risk recovery

Recovery scopeFolder

Typical incident

A folder of related files removed or changed

When to use

Contained recovery without touching the whole site

Recovery scopeSite/scope

Typical incident

A Teams-connected site widely changed or lost

When to use

Broader incident where file-by-file recovery is inefficient

Granular restore scenarios

Recover a selected file.

Recover a folder of related documents.

Restore only the affected protected content after an incident.

Map selected protected content to another supported tenant.

Backup

How to perform a granular backup

Create the backup job and connect to the source tenant.
Select the required Teams-connected sites or folders.
Start the backup.
Review the logs to confirm the selected scope was processed.

Restore

How to perform a granular restore

Open the restore workflow.
Select the protected backup data.
Connect to the target Microsoft 365 tenant.
Map the required site or folder destination.
Run the restore and validate the recovered content.

Choosing the correct recovery granularity

Use the smallest recovery scope that solves the problem.

One deletion: restore the file

Related files: restore the folder

Site widely affected: restore the site

Use the smallest recovery scope that solves the problem. A single file deletion should not trigger a site-wide restore, and a site-wide incident is inefficient to recover file by file. Matching the scope to the incident reduces recovery risk and limits unnecessary overwrite exposure in the destination.

Granularity reduces cross-tenant effort

When the destination is a different tenant, granularity reduces how much content is moved. Select only the required supported sites, folders or files rather than the entire protected environment. See restore Teams backup to another tenant.

Selected sitesSelected foldersSelected files

Validate the granular restore

After recovery, verify the restored content in its destination: confirm users can open the recovered files and that the content appears in the intended site. If sharing or permissions are business-critical, verify them explicitly rather than assuming they were preserved.

Users can open the recovered files

Content appears in the intended site

Business-critical sharing verified explicitly

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Frequently asked questions

Can EdbMails restore selected Teams content?
Yes. The restore workflow supports selecting protected files or folders and mapping them to a target.
What is the smallest scope I can recover?
Recovery can target a single file up to a broader site scope; use the narrowest scope that resolves the incident.
Can granular backup protect only part of a site?
Yes. Select specific folders or files rather than the whole site when that is all that needs protection.
Does granular restore apply to chats or channel posts?
Yes. Granular recovery covers Teams objects too, such as chats, channel posts, Planner and tabs, as well as files, so you can recover just the affected items.
Can I restore granular content to another tenant?
Yes. Select only the required content and target the same or a different Microsoft 365 tenant.
Will sharing and permissions be preserved?
Verify any business-critical sharing and permissions explicitly after restore rather than assuming they carried across.

When should I use a broader restore instead?
When a site has been widely changed or lost, a broader restore is more efficient than recovering file by file.
Does granular restore overwrite existing content?
Choose the target carefully and use the narrowest scope needed to avoid unnecessary overwrites; validate the result after restore.
How do I decide between file, folder and site recovery?
Match the scope to the incident: a single file for one deletion, a folder for related files, and a site when most of it is affected.
Where is the protected copy stored?
On storage you select and control, such as local or supported network storage.
How do I confirm a granular restore worked?
Open the recovered content in its destination, confirm it is in the intended site, and validate business-critical sharing explicitly.