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Share your thoughts on best practices for Archiving Exchange server email.
An administrator recently asked: "Do you encourage employees to archive on a yearly, quarterly or some other time frame basis, or is it based upon volume of messages? Also, for notebook users, do you put the archived folders on their laptops and make a copy to a server for backup/retention purposes?"
Last edited by Slipstick; 10-09-2009 at 04:17 PM. |
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My response:
First, you need a policy for compliance or discovery and other than the data you are required by law to keep, it should be all or nothing- either keep everything else or delete it. If you decide you are going to keep the old messages, then you need a proper archiving solution, not a hodgepodge of PST's floating around the network. You should not rely on users to archive the mail. Last edited by Slipstick; 10-09-2009 at 04:32 PM. |
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