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Chula Vista
06-04-2015 06:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Freebase Dali
(Post 1598725)
Either way, if you're connecting to an Exchange server at work, that server will most certainly will be the best place to store your folders and email, which means you should probably not be using POP3 to connect to it. At the very least, IMAP4, but ideally Outlook Anywhere.
If you store locally with a PST, that just stays local to the NAS you linked to. I would not recommend using Cached Exchange Mode and storing your OST over a WAN connection though... Leave the primary storage duty to the Exchange server and have your OST files local to the PCs you're using. Hopefully the admin is backing up the Exchange database anyway, or has a pair of Exchange servers in a DAG at least.
My head just exploded. I kinda understand a little of this but reading the entire thing hurt a little. I'm too old for this ****.
Freebase Dali
06-04-2015 06:46 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chula Vista
(Post 1598728)
My head just exploded. I kinda understand a little of this but reading the entire thing hurt a little. I'm too old for this ****.
I wouldn't blame it on the age. I'm the systems/network admin at my job. ;)
I sometimes forget that even though I'm not talking to my users, I'm potentially talking to someone else's users.
