How to HEX View Exchange oab File Hexadecimal Code Structure
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Exchange Offline Address Book (lzx) File HEX Structure
Exchange OAB File also termed as Exchange lzx file is an offline address book that is stored in form of lzx file. Refer HEX view Outlook OAB for more information on OAB file. Exchange provide lzx file is various format depend on language, operating system, and others. This file is stored in form of compressed file also called .lzx files. All data in offline address book exchange is stored in these lzx files.
Since these files are created on the basis of different circumstances like OS, language etc. Hence, These files are created in many numbers as shown below:
Types of Offline Address Book(OAB) View LZX Files hexadecimal code
When we open Exchange OAB Hexadecimal code or LZX file, it consist of all the offline address book data. Hence these files also consist of all HEX code of Exchange OAB .lzx file. The Hexadecimal structure of offline data in these files is in the same form as in .oab files. Let us Discuss its HEX code. Apart from data.oab files, user can check Exchange OAB folder for other lzx files. These files description is given below:
The HEX code of each Folder to read Exchange OAB files is explained below:
- See Exchange OAB.XML HEX
This File signature is same as XML Files so this file is not related to OAB LZX File.
- Analyze Exchange lzx DATA.lzx Hexadecimal
- Read Exchange Binpatch.lzx Hex
- View Exchange LNG.lzx Hexadecimal
- Check Exchange lzx -- mac-- .lzx Hex
Steps to HEX Exchange Offline(.lzx) Address File View
To View Exchange lzx file HEX Code in Hex Editor you need to follow the steps given below:
- Open HEX Editor and Locate Exchange OAB folder lzx files using location
- Now, Select Open to see Exchange OAB file
- Or Select File > Open Exchange lzx File.
- Now you will see Exchange lzx code easily.
Brief about Exchange Offline Address Book lzx File Hexadecimal Code
Exchange data.lzx files consist of all OAB data. This file is downloaded as .oab files in 
. The HEX code of lzx file and its email client files contains a specific signature i.e. 00 00 00. This Exchange lzx HEX signature suggests that file contains same data and belongs to same file type. You might have the query that if the file extension is changed then why not file signature? This is because some file types like lzx signify that file is stored in compressed form. Due to this even if the file extension is lzx the file signature will remain same as file.
The Hexadecimal view of all data.lzx file in Exchange OAB Folder is explained here.
The data.lzx contain the code of all OAB Files. The OAB Files HEX code is Explained below. Since the data.lzx file is in compressed form hence, HEX code is also minimized as explained in above HEX code. The details of that HEX code can be read in files given here. These files are part of data.lzx file.
Verify and Differentiate between HEX code of Exchange and Client OAB
As Explained above Exchange lzx file is stored with same HEX Signature as an Orignal file. The lzx file signatures as highlighted below can be compared with OAB files given above.
All Exchange OAB lzx files consist of above signature. This signature is similar to Outlook OAB Files. This signature also signifies that the file is healthy. The lzx files given below shows the same signature. This can be used as a reference to verify Exchange OAB lzx files.
Conclusion
The Above description gives you an idea about Exchange OAB Files. These Files are present in Exchange directory with a name of .lzx files. There are various types of lzx files to observe Exchange OAB HEX structure. Although the data and hex signature of these files remain same. As you can see Exchange OAB HEX Structure and File both have same HEX signature. If you carefully observe the body of same data.lzx and OAB file, then you will see that their HEX Structure is also same.
