Single instance storage is a feature of Exchange that we haven't talked about much since the 1990s. We made some changes to how single-instancing works in Exchange 2007, so I wanted to give everyone ...
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bifurcation - that's interesting. That's a topic many people avoid. Thanks for bringing that up.
Look, I'm not going to get into contextual issues with bifurcation without a white board and dry-erase marker :-)
Bifurcation is splitting, fundamentally. The term is used loosely through multiple versions of Exchange. What they call bifurcation in the context of the transport/categorization engine in the latest release, was traditionally called single-instance message delivery in older versions of Exchange.
I leave this reference for you (had to go searching since you brought up bifurcation). We'll have to meet, bifurcation has a myriad of points in Exchange, dating back to 5.0/5.5 IMC/IMS - TechEd perhaps?
XADM: Single Instance Storage Ratio is Low
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198673
Thanks, I'll patiently await the response from Nick on the precise point of detachment of attachment for SIS/storage benefits :-)
Joshua Konkle
bifurcation - that's interesting. That's a topic many people avoid. Thanks for bringing that up.
Look, I'm not going to get into contextual issues with bifurcation without a white board and dry-erase marker :-)
Bifurcation is splitting, fundamentally. The term is used loosely through multiple versions of Exchange. What they call bifurcation in the context of the transport/categorization engine in the latest release, was traditionally called single-instance message delivery in older versions of Exchange.
I leave this reference for you (had to go searching since you brought up bifurcation). We'll have to meet, bifurcation has a myriad of points in Exchange, dating back to 5.0/5.5 IMC/IMS - TechEd perhaps?
XADM: Single Instance Storage Ratio is Low
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198673
Thanks, I'll patiently await the response from Nick on the precise point of detachment of attachment for SIS/storage benefits :-)
Joshua Konkle