We have tried the Outlook archiving but somehow these emails all get
lost (due to the interaction of the user). 

As far as the .pst creation that was my thought. Just a little
apprehensive on starting this process on an account that is 20gb all  by
itself. 

Anyone know of any good program's to do an export of a .pst rather than
normal outlook?

 

Christos Ruci

Manager, 

Management Information Systems

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From: Cameron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 2:08 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Email Archiving

 

Why not just use Outlooks archiving? Archive it to their local machines,
attach as a PST and every once in a while put a copy on the server for
safe keeping.

 

Cheers!

Cameron

 

 

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From: Chris Ruci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 1:57 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Email Archiving

 

Hey Everyone, 

I have a question I need help with. 

Currently we have Exchange 2003 Enterprise and we are cleaning up our
mail storage. We have had dynamic growth in the past 2 years and our
database has grown from 40gb  to over 120gb. 

We are going through and creating new stores and storage groups to
alleviate some of the stress on the databases but I still have a few
users that are at 10-20GB each in their mailboxes. I try to get them to
clean it up and delete some unneeded items but due to healthcare
vulnerable emails they will not. Since it is the President, CEO,
COO...my hands are tied. 

 

Does anyone know of an easy solution to archive their emails and make
them "easily accessible". Of course I know of all the email archiving
applications at an enterprise level and I am currently looking at a few
but I need something for these few mailboxes rather quickly. 

 

Any ideas you can throw at me would be appreciated. 

 

 

Christos Ruci

Manager, 

Management Information Systems

 

 

 

 

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