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No, autoarchiving is a client function. Therefore, it takes place only when the user is running Outlook. 
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No, autoarchiving is a client function. Therefore, it takes place only when the user is running Outlook.

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Not only must the user be running Outlook but must also be logged on and connected to the server where the archive is to be written.<br />
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Bert
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Not only must the user be running Outlook but must also be logged on and connected to the server where the archive is to be written.

Bert

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Thanks for the comments everyone...<br />
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Conan
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Thanks for the comments everyone...

Conan

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If Autoarchiving is set from a workstation to place the archive.pst file on the server....will archiving take place even when the user is not logged on?...(Would this be an Exchange setting to have archiving happen at any time...without user interaction?)<br />
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Thanks <br />
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Conan
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If Autoarchiving is set from a workstation to place the archive.pst file on the server....will archiving take place even when the user is not logged on?...(Would this be an Exchange setting to have archiving happen at any time...without user interaction?)

Thanks 

Conan

Autoarchiving to a server

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.