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  • Offline Pete

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Outlook Archiving
on: June 01, 2010, 21:34:23 PM
I wanna dish out auto-archiving settings via GP... each user has Outlook 2007, they all have a P drive on the server, so thats where i want to put the archives.

What happens to laptops though? If they archive to the server then they boot up away from the office do the users lose access to their archives (are they OSTd?) - and then when they connect to the VPN will it try opening the archive over the connection?

I guess the laptops need to archive to their C:\ and then synchronize when theyre in the office..

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Re:Outlook Archiving
Reply #1 on: June 09, 2010, 14:15:42 PM
You could always set the archive file on the P drive to offline snyc.  So when the users logs off the archive is synced so when they come back in and the file has updated it will be updated.

Same way as you would if you syncing a load of word docs or something
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  • Offline Mark

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Re:Outlook Archiving
Reply #2 on: June 13, 2010, 03:19:02 AM
Buy a proper email archive solution.

an example of 2 that I resell are barracuda email archiver and mimosa nearpoint.

mimosa nearpoint is f**king brilliant.
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