Outlook Archive.pst and Terminal Server roaming profiles
G'day one and all,What's the best way to handle outlook archive.pst files in a terminal server environment and roaming profiles? Archive.pst files located on a network drive? from my research it looks...
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we have ours stored on a network drive.we dont suffer from any ill effects of doing so.yes their is a way to automatically set the archive location (or rather a default save location for Outlook). im...
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I recommend using a seperate roaming profile for TS to avoid things like desktops with unusable icons of programs that are installed on users desktops, but not on the terminal server. Therefore the...
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I would second Peter's recommendation of the home folder. It is a good way to keep things off the user profile and meets the need of archiving since that folder should be backed up.
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Tim6261 wrote:we have ours stored on a network drive.we dont suffer from any ill effects of doing so.yes their is a way to automatically set the archive location (or rather a default save location for...
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I realise this is a tangent to what you're asking, but something that may be worth considering is an email archiving solution - for example Enterprise Vault (Symantec) or Archive Manager (Quest). Using...
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Thanks to all that has replied,We currently run redirected folders for all our users and recently all our TS users are the only ones with roaming profiles due to load balancing, hence why this problem...
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