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EXCHANGE 2007
17 years 4 months ago #22913
by sidekick
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I am currently using mdaemon for my emails with about 100 users.The outlook pst files are on the users local machine profile.
I have procured a new server(HP proliant ML370) with SAS drives and 2gb RAM.I intend to make this a file server and implement roaming profiles.
I also want to install EXCHANGE 2007 an make it a mail server.
Can the outlook pst files be stored on the server with the user profiles rather than on the local machine such that users mails are loaded when they log in?
Please assist.
I have procured a new server(HP proliant ML370) with SAS drives and 2gb RAM.I intend to make this a file server and implement roaming profiles.
I also want to install EXCHANGE 2007 an make it a mail server.
Can the outlook pst files be stored on the server with the user profiles rather than on the local machine such that users mails are loaded when they log in?
Please assist.
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17 years 4 months ago #22926
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Replied by skepticals on topic Re: EXCHANGE 2007
Yes, the .pst *can* be stored on the server, but I read documents that stated it was not a good idea to do so. Currently, I am using roaming profiles and Exchange 2007 and all of the .pst files are stored locally as well.
Someone else may have more information. I do not have the documents in front of me, but they suggested to keep them stored locally.
Someone else may have more information. I do not have the documents in front of me, but they suggested to keep them stored locally.
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17 years 4 months ago #22930
by muriloninja
Replied by muriloninja on topic Re: EXCHANGE 2007
I would NOT store PST's on the server. I have users around here with enormous PST's. I advise my users to either store their PST's in their user folder on the network or face the possibility of losing them due to a HDD crash.
I don't take responsibility for user's PST's.
I don't take responsibility for user's PST's.
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17 years 4 months ago #22934
by skepticals
Replied by skepticals on topic Re: EXCHANGE 2007
I'm confused muriloninja. First you said:
THen you said:
What do you mean by "on the network"? Wouldn't that mean the PSTs are stored on a server share?
I would NOT store PST's on the server.
THen you said:
I advise my users to either store their PST's in their user folder on the network
What do you mean by "on the network"? Wouldn't that mean the PSTs are stored on a server share?
17 years 4 months ago #22938
by Smurf
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Replied by Smurf on topic Re: EXCHANGE 2007
lol, i thought the same but couldn't be bothered posting. I think they mean don't put it into a roaming profile ? only thing i could think anyway.
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17 years 4 months ago #22939
by skepticals
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Haha, okay. Not putting it in the roaming profile makes sense... unless of course you use folder redirection.
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