Windows Server Performance Team started a blog not so long ago... and one of subjects they talked about is issues that they are seeing when customers start keeping PST files on network shares. Whil...
Published Apr 03, 2007
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It's done because Microsoft has not provided a way to manage archived e-mail in a central location, or easily accessible location for users who roam.
If it's stored locally then roaming profiles by default won't pick it up (and it's impractical for them to do so, we have pst's in the 3G range easily for the majority of our employees.)
If it's stored on the network you might run into issues addressed in this article.
If you get a third party solution, your managers grumble that this should be included in the Outlook/Exchange package in the first place! our solution? Tech users how to RD back to their own home desktops.
If it's stored locally then roaming profiles by default won't pick it up (and it's impractical for them to do so, we have pst's in the 3G range easily for the majority of our employees.)
If it's stored on the network you might run into issues addressed in this article.
If you get a third party solution, your managers grumble that this should be included in the Outlook/Exchange package in the first place! our solution? Tech users how to RD back to their own home desktops.