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March 15th 07, 02:26 PM
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outlook 2007 cached mode question
With the cached mode a copy of the mailbox is stored locally. Does this mean
that a user can go to another user's cached copy and open/read it? Each of my users has to be a local administrator because of a records management system we use, so each person's "private" folders are mapped to a shared network drive where security settings restrict access. If a local administrator would have access to the cached copies of mailboxes I would have to manually change the storage location. If I disable the cached mode what, if any, functionality do I lose? Bill 
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