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How are you going to move the messages to a .pst from the journal? A third party archiving solution would be best. Think about it - if it's journaled, it's subject to eDiscovery requests (as is data in ANY .pst file ANYWHERE in your environment). Now - how are you going to search all of those .pst files? I'm not a fan of .pst files or journaling. I would recommend steering clear of both if possible. Journaling causes extra work...

Pat is correct.  I used the wrong term.  It is the number of items.  I once had one of my managers complaining about how long it took to open Outlook.  It turned out that he had more than 10,000 items in EACH of his Inbox and Sent Items folders.  He never deleted anything.  If he sent an e-mail to a staff member asking to see them and...

Guys thanks for all your help - all taken onboard. We have 3rd party email tool that sits as an Outlook toolbar - this maybe the cause! With regards to the mailbox store registry size increase - are there any other factors to be aware of. Backups the obvious one but a hike to 25Gb should cause any performance issues? Cheers  

Try Promodag. Demo version should do all that you require. Neill

Hello All,     I am trying to find out how I can push corporate email out to our iPhone users. Currently we have Exchagne 2003 and we also have the Blackberry Enterprise Server as well to push exchange content out to BB devices. What would be the best approach for iPhone users?    

Curious what others out there are doing for journaling.  Is a third party option the best bet (like GFI), or is just as easy to use rules to move journaled messages from the journal inbox to a pst stored on a dedicated piece of disk. We're not a huge company, just over 100 mailboxes currently consuming about 50GB of space.  I've been tasked with enabling journaling with a retention somewhere in...

our head office have an exchange 2003 server which we can relay to from IIS smtp. we can relay for all users that are part of our domain without any authentication. if i try relay to an external user i get the following bounceback : You do not have permission to send to this recipient.  For assistance, contact your system administrator....

In Windows Server 2003 I have created a global distribution group with members.  The group does not have a mailbox, but each member does.  We want the group to show up on the address list, but it doesn't.  When a message goes to the distribution group we want that message to go to each member.

We have set up a new Exchange server in our enterprise to handle emails to and from our help desk application. the SMTP side is working fine however I am unable to authenticate on the POP side. I can see the logon attempt when I look at current sessions in my default POP server however its kicking it back. Its looking like it might be somewhere between exchange and the AD but everything I have checked so far looks good. Does anyone have any...

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