Well, I said it wasn't huge, I didn't say that it wasn't an issue :)   I
just am not sure I want all of this email actively in my Exchange db, even
though I would like the ability to sift through it maybe once a month. 

Auto-archiving to a PST makes sense. I hadn't looked at that enough to
realize that it was going to do what I wanted. I tried it on one folder, and
it seems to be doing what I want. The only thing I *don't* like, though is
that some folders, for example, Sent Items, are being archived, too. I
hadn't checked them, but I guess they're selected by default. I wasn't
looking to have that folder done. How easy is it to move messages out of the
PST and back into your mailbox? <g>.

Again, I'm just starting out with archiving, so excuse my ignorance.

Thanks,

Evan



 -----Original Message-----
From:   Salvador Manzo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent:   Friday, March 15, 2002 4:25 PM
To:     MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject:        RE: Archiving folders

Auto-Archive to PST?  Client-side function.


If your IS size isn't an issue, why do you want to move them?   Wouldn't
filing them in sub-folders serve the same purpose without the dangers of a
file getting lost?

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 13:17
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Archiving folders


Dumb question for you all, just to make your Friday a bit easier :-)

First, let me tell you that our Exchange server isn't huge (8GB) and I don't
have experience with archiving.

Is there anyway that I can archive certain messages or folders to an offline
storage area? I know I can archive whole mailboxes, but my situation is that
I have some large folders, some with 60,000+ emails, and I'd like to take,
say, the oldest 50,000 and move them out of the Exchange database and into a
file that would reside on our file server, where there's lots of space. I
don't need these to be readily available, but ideally there would be a way I
could use some program (maybe OL itself?) to browse through those messages
if need be. 

We're using Ex 5.5 and OL 2000. 

I know about programs like Veritas Remote Storage, and while that looks like
a nice solution that would do a lot of things, it also costs $3500.

Any ideas that may be cheaper?

Thanks,

Evan

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