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Our users currently have unlimited mailbox size and unlimited recipient policies. &nbsp;We know that this is a problem. &nbsp;We have already setup limits on both incoming and outgoing email to 25mb. &nbsp;Now we are trying to bring down our overall store sizes. &nbsp;We are trying to do this incrementally so that our users are more open to the solutions we present. &nbsp;I would like to know how to limit just the Sent, Deleted and Junk folders. &nbsp;This will “ease” our users into accepting email size limitations and mailbox size limitations. &nbsp;I cannot file an article on how to limits individual outlook fodders. &nbsp;Can some help me with this problem? &nbsp;Exchange 2007 Enterprise. &nbsp;Is there a power shell cmdlet that would work for individual users and the entire store? &nbsp;Thanks, Richard.
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Our users currently have unlimited mailbox size and unlimited recipient policies.  We know that this is a problem.  We have already setup limits on both incoming and outgoing email to 25mb.  Now we are trying to bring down our overall store sizes.  We are trying to do this incrementally so that our users are more open to the solutions we present.  I would like to know how to limit just the Sent, Deleted and Junk folders.  This will “ease” our users into accepting email size limitations and mailbox size limitations.  I cannot file an article on how to limits individual outlook fodders.  Can some help me with this problem?  Exchange 2007 Enterprise.  Is there a power shell cmdlet that would work for individual users and the entire store?  Thanks, Richard.

Limits on Exchange 2007 Sent and Deleted Email Folders

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