Do you want to do journaling? Or does your boss really want to do archiving? Journaling you can setup yourself and don't really need any products for, but if you want to archive your email (say for compliance purposes) then I'd prefer to use an archive product rather than send all my email to an external company. This can get expensive though.
General MS information on journaling:
A couple of popular archiving products:
Phil
On 9/1/05, Kern, Tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What mail archving software do you guys use?
My manager wants to use a product called Sector but it seems pretty ineifficent to me.
You set up journaling mailbox on Exchange and then you set up a workstation with outlook to connect to the journaling mailbox and the Sector agents grab the mail and send it to their site via smtp.
This just dosen't seem like such a great soultion to me. We generate over 100,000 email a day if not more and everything needs to be archived.
I think this would kill the mapi connections the agent makes to the mailbox or i'll have to distribute the load over mutliple boxes and thus client Sector agents.
Anyhone know of another solution?
Thanks. Sorry for the OT.
