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As I thought, but just wanted to verify from more knowledgeable gurus. Thanks guys.
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As I thought, but just wanted to verify from more knowledgeable gurus. Thanks guys.

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I think I know the answer to this, but want to make sure. By default Outlook archives locally on the computer where the archive is being performed, unless the location is changed. I also know that when the archive is ran, it makes a replica of the folder structure and puts the emails in the folders. My question is: Does ESM keep any copies of the emails or folders that are archived? If so, how can I retrieve them. I know about exmerge, but I assume that will only export emails not yet archived, (still on the server)
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I think I know the answer to this, but want to make sure. By default Outlook archives locally on the computer where the archive is being performed, unless the location is changed. I also know that when the archive is ran, it makes a replica of the folder structure and puts the emails in the folders. My question is: Does ESM keep any copies of the emails or folders that are archived? If so, how can I retrieve them. I know about exmerge, but I assume that will only export emails not yet archived, (still on the server)

Recover Archived emails

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