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Awesome. &nbsp;That is what I thought. &nbsp;Because of the environment that we run, I was hoping to offload the PST's to less expensive disk space. &nbsp;I am also exploring the cloud option that is provided by Microsoft for PST's. &nbsp;Thanks again!
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Awesome.  That is what I thought.  Because of the environment that we run, I was hoping to offload the PST's to less expensive disk space.  I am also exploring the cloud option that is provided by Microsoft for PST's.  Thanks again!

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Ok, real simple question, I hope...I am considering installing Exchange 2010 SP1. &nbsp;The way I am reading this, the archive function can reside on a seperate DB from the primary mailbox DB. &nbsp;I am also reading this to understand that the archive DB can be on a network drive, or something other than DAS, iSCSI, or FC. &nbsp;Is this correct or does the DB have to be a direct attached storage of some kind? &nbsp;Thanks for the help!
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Ok, real simple question, I hope...I am considering installing Exchange 2010 SP1.  The way I am reading this, the archive function can reside on a seperate DB from the primary mailbox DB.  I am also reading this to understand that the archive DB can be on a network drive, or something other than DAS, iSCSI, or FC.  Is this correct or does the DB have to be a direct attached storage of some kind?  Thanks for the help!

Exchange 2010 Tiered Storage

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.