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Hi I'm to Exchange Server Admin
I've walked in to a Network where their mailbox PST files are being saved on
their local drives.
How can I configure the Network to save the PST files to the server instead?

>I've walked in to a Network

did you forgot your white stick?

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

did you hear Kline Sphere <.@> say in
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>>I've walked in to a Network
>
> did you forgot your white stick?
>
> Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3
>

TMML (yeah, I'm a sick bastige)

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"Huxty" wrote:

> Hi I'm to Exchange Server Admin
> I've walked in to a Network where their mailbox PST files are being saved on
> their local drives.
> How can I configure the Network to save the PST files to the server instead?
>

What you are talking about is just an Outlook personal folder which either
Admin. or users themselves have created and stored on the local drive. The
user mailboxes are still resided on the Exchange server (unless users have
created a rule to move all their emails to their personal folders which may
be the case).
If the users want to keep their email forever, it's good for them to store
their read/sent/deleted emails in their local drive. This will help free up
your Exchange database. However, if they are away from the office and want to
check their mail using OWA or POP3, they are out of luck.

"Huxty" wrote:

> Hi I'm to Exchange Server Admin
> I've walked in to a Network where their mailbox PST files are being saved on
> their local drives.
> How can I configure the Network to save the PST files to the server instead?
>

What you got to do is get yourself a fluffy white mink coat, a big purple
glittery hat, a black history month sign and then go on down to the middle of
Robert E. Lee square and scream, "I AM SUPER FLY M%THERF*CKERS!!"

>> Hi I'm to Exchange Server Admin
>> I've walked in to a Network where their mailbox PST files are being saved on
>> their local drives.
>> How can I configure the Network to save the PST files to the server instead?
>>
>
>What you got to do is get yourself a fluffy white mink coat, a big purple
>glittery hat, a black history month sign and then go on down to the middle of
>Robert E. Lee square and scream, "I AM SUPER FLY M%THERF*CKERS!!"

i see you've keeping up to speed with technet then.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

On Feb 9, 2007 at 5:01pm "=?Utf-8?B?cm93ZHlfeWF0ZXNfbWNuZ3A=?=" blathered:

> What you got to do is get yourself a fluffy white mink coat, a big
> purple glittery hat, a black history month sign and then go on down to
> the middle of Robert E. Lee square and scream, "I AM SUPER FLY
> M%THERF*CKERS!!"

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open outlook select tool- option - Mail setup - data file - open folder
then select the network path.

"Huxty" wrote:

> Hi I'm to Exchange Server Admin
> I've walked in to a Network where their mailbox PST files are being saved on
> their local drives.
> How can I configure the Network to save the PST files to the server instead?
>