I know this question/problem has been discussed a bit but here goes. First put all the legal/regulatory issues aside. Is there really a problem with viewing Exchange as one large message/file storage system? If keeping it simple for users is what it is about then let them simple keep all the messages with attachments in Exchange. I am facing this issue and trying to explain to management that there are other issues to take into consideration. Does using Exchange as a file storage/access system add a fair amount of overhead to the work a server has to do. Is the work the computer ahs to do significantly greater with this scenario vs having the attachments stored as files and accessed accordingly? The server is a dual processor with a gig of ram. It ahs a single raid 5 setup (~100 gigs) and also is sued as a file server.
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