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[email protected] February 19th 07 09:49 PM

Dealing with pst files on local hard drive
 
Hi,
I just started new in this organization and we are not supposed to
have any pst files on HDD. After i ran a SMS report i found 1800 pst
files on various computers and most computers had multiple pst files.
I also found that several users login to the computer and the pst
files are saved anywhre from c:\temp to c:\mydata folder.
Because of the sheer number of pst files it is not possible for
helpdesk to visit every computer and migrate the file to a shared
drive and modify the profile to reflect the change. I need to get all
the pst files off the local computer and on the network.

Has anyone else faced this situation before. How has this been
handeled. If this is not the right forum to post this question then
please let me know


Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT] February 19th 07 10:21 PM

Dealing with pst files on local hard drive
 
please post your question on Outlook NG at microsoft.public.outlook.

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oups.com...
Hi,
I just started new in this organization and we are not supposed to
have any pst files on HDD. After i ran a SMS report i found 1800 pst
files on various computers and most computers had multiple pst files.
I also found that several users login to the computer and the pst
files are saved anywhre from c:\temp to c:\mydata folder.
Because of the sheer number of pst files it is not possible for
helpdesk to visit every computer and migrate the file to a shared
drive and modify the profile to reflect the change. I need to get all
the pst files off the local computer and on the network.

Has anyone else faced this situation before. How has this been
handeled. If this is not the right forum to post this question then
please let me know



Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT] February 19th 07 10:31 PM

Dealing with pst files on local hard drive
 
Please ignore my post. I replied to wrong post.

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"Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT]" wrote in message
...
please post your question on Outlook NG at microsoft.public.outlook.

--
Mukesh Agarwal [MSFT]
Visit team blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/bcm

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wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi,
I just started new in this organization and we are not supposed to
have any pst files on HDD. After i ran a SMS report i found 1800 pst
files on various computers and most computers had multiple pst files.
I also found that several users login to the computer and the pst
files are saved anywhre from c:\temp to c:\mydata folder.
Because of the sheer number of pst files it is not possible for
helpdesk to visit every computer and migrate the file to a shared
drive and modify the profile to reflect the change. I need to get all
the pst files off the local computer and on the network.

Has anyone else faced this situation before. How has this been
handeled. If this is not the right forum to post this question then
please let me know




DL February 20th 07 01:31 AM

Dealing with pst files on local hard drive
 
MS does not support the use of pst files over a network as it can lead to
corruption
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;297019

wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi,
I just started new in this organization and we are not supposed to
have any pst files on HDD. After i ran a SMS report i found 1800 pst
files on various computers and most computers had multiple pst files.
I also found that several users login to the computer and the pst
files are saved anywhre from c:\temp to c:\mydata folder.
Because of the sheer number of pst files it is not possible for
helpdesk to visit every computer and migrate the file to a shared
drive and modify the profile to reflect the change. I need to get all
the pst files off the local computer and on the network.

Has anyone else faced this situation before. How has this been
handeled. If this is not the right forum to post this question then
please let me know




Roady [MVP] February 20th 07 10:44 AM

Dealing with pst files on local hard drive
 
Don't multipost!!! See my reply in outlook.general

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Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more

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wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi,
I just started new in this organization and we are not supposed to
have any pst files on HDD. After i ran a SMS report i found 1800 pst
files on various computers and most computers had multiple pst files.
I also found that several users login to the computer and the pst
files are saved anywhre from c:\temp to c:\mydata folder.
Because of the sheer number of pst files it is not possible for
helpdesk to visit every computer and migrate the file to a shared
drive and modify the profile to reflect the change. I need to get all
the pst files off the local computer and on the network.

Has anyone else faced this situation before. How has this been
handeled. If this is not the right forum to post this question then
please let me know



Brian Tillman February 20th 07 01:30 PM

Dealing with pst files on local hard drive
 
wrote:

I just started new in this organization and we are not supposed to
have any pst files on HDD.


This doesn't answer your question, but on a local hard drive is only place
they should be. Avoid putting PSTs on shared drives. It's unsupported and
can lead to PST corruption.
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Brian Tillman



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