RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Martin Blackstone

True. The way the tool works is by essentially chopping off a piece of
the PST (I think like 25MB worth) and throwing it away. So no matter
what, you will lose data and you cant pick what data that will be.

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1. Tool is available from PSS
2. It may or may not work.
3. All data in the PST may or may not still exist after running it.

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> I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on

> a .PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber 
> hearing about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a 
> large .PST. my question does any one know where I can get my hands

> on it? Is there anything I have to worry about when using it?
> 
> Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if 
> its off topic.
> 
> Mike Staines
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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Hunter, Lori

hmph .. they should be spending it on sending me to MEC one of these years!!

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Hey, if they have the money to burn


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I've said my piece, I've been ignored, I can't wait for the day I have
someone with a 2 Gigger.  I look forward to laughing maniacally and
resending the mail with the warnings I've given.

Right now we're actually looking to add another file server because of this
issue.  I think it's a fine waste of a file server.

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This brings up an interesting dilemna.  I had to implement a rule that once
*.pst files reach 500 megs they are burned into a CD and supplied to the
user for archive purposes.  However, my user base only consist of 300 users.
How has everyone else addressed this insane waste of network storage?

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From: Mike Staines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
off topic.

Mike Staines


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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Etts, Russell

Hey, if they have the money to burn


-Original Message-
From: Hunter, Lori [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 2:18 PM
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Subject: RE: .pst over two gig


I've said my piece, I've been ignored, I can't wait for the day I have
someone with a 2 Gigger.  I look forward to laughing maniacally and
resending the mail with the warnings I've given.

Right now we're actually looking to add another file server because of this
issue.  I think it's a fine waste of a file server.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 1:07 PM
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Subject: RE: .pst over two gig


This brings up an interesting dilemna.  I had to implement a rule that once
*.pst files reach 500 megs they are burned into a CD and supplied to the
user for archive purposes.  However, my user base only consist of 300 users.
How has everyone else addressed this insane waste of network storage?

-Original Message-
From: Mike Staines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:56 AM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
off topic.

Mike Staines


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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Dupler, Craig

Another thought . . .

Can you still load the store for viewing?  If the answer is yes, keep in
mind that multiple PST's are ok.  You might be able to selectively drag and
drop whole sub folders, and scrub them as they arrive.

It is not possible, I think, for one person to have two gigs of "real" data
and not have scads of junk embedded in there.  

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Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
off topic.

Mike Staines


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Re: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Daniel Chenault

1. Tool is available from PSS
2. It may or may not work.
3. All data in the PST may or may not still exist after running it.

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Subject: .pst over two gig


> I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
> .PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
> about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
> question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
> anything I have to worry about when using it?
> 
> Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
> off topic.
> 
> Mike Staines
> 
> 
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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Webb, Andy

I've heard tell PSS has a tool that *might* help.

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From: Mike Staines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Hunter, Lori

I've said my piece, I've been ignored, I can't wait for the day I have
someone with a 2 Gigger.  I look forward to laughing maniacally and
resending the mail with the warnings I've given.

Right now we're actually looking to add another file server because of this
issue.  I think it's a fine waste of a file server.

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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 1:07 PM
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Subject: RE: .pst over two gig


This brings up an interesting dilemna.  I had to implement a rule that once
*.pst files reach 500 megs they are burned into a CD and supplied to the
user for archive purposes.  However, my user base only consist of 300 users.
How has everyone else addressed this insane waste of network storage?

-Original Message-
From: Mike Staines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:56 AM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
off topic.

Mike Staines


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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread Drewski

Just keep it all in the exchange store.

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This brings up an interesting dilemna.  I had to implement a rule that once
*.pst files reach 500 megs they are burned into a CD and supplied to the
user for archive purposes.  However, my user base only consist of 300 users.
How has everyone else addressed this insane waste of network storage?

-Original Message-
From: Mike Staines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:56 AM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
off topic.

Mike Staines


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RE: .pst over two gig

2001-11-27 Thread bmurphy

This brings up an interesting dilemna.  I had to implement a rule that once
*.pst files reach 500 megs they are burned into a CD and supplied to the
user for archive purposes.  However, my user base only consist of 300 users.
How has everyone else addressed this insane waste of network storage?

-Original Message-
From: Mike Staines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:56 AM
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Subject: .pst over two gig


I remember reading here, and also on technet, about a 2 gig ceiling on a
.PST file. Wellone of my users just hit it. I also remeber hearing
about a tool that will help with data retrival from such a large .PST. my
question does any one know where I can get my hands on it? Is there
anything I have to worry about when using it?

Thanks, I know its not really an Exchange question, and Im sorry if its
off topic.

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