Personal Archive in Exchange 2010
Hi
I am looking to install SBS 2011
I am looking to use A Fully On-Premises Small Business Solution.
I want to use Personal Archive in Exchange 2010
I have spoken to Microsoft who inform me I need to purchase part number
74P-00008 a hosted archive license even though the server is Fully On-Premises
Does anyone have any views/experience of this.
Can a Personal Archive reside on a Fully On-Premises Small Business Solution.
In any case how big can it be?
I am looking to install SBS 2011
I am looking to use A Fully On-Premises Small Business Solution.
I want to use Personal Archive in Exchange 2010
I have spoken to Microsoft who inform me I need to purchase part number
74P-00008 a hosted archive license even though the server is Fully On-Premises
Does anyone have any views/experience of this.
Can a Personal Archive reside on a Fully On-Premises Small Business Solution.
In any case how big can it be?
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Thanks for that
Are you saying there is a difference between
a. archive functionality included in exchange 2010
b. personal archive is just a special Mailbox on your exchange database and can grow as big as you allow them.
or are you talking about the same thing.
What I ideally want is a both group email account say info@ that becomes huge and personal archiving that is always available via webmail etc
Are you saying there is a difference between
a. archive functionality included in exchange 2010
b. personal archive is just a special Mailbox on your exchange database and can grow as big as you allow them.
or are you talking about the same thing.
What I ideally want is a both group email account say info@ that becomes huge and personal archiving that is always available via webmail etc
ASKER
Also are you confirming thta the archive is held on the local server.
Microsoft implied the archive was always hosted ?
Microsoft implied the archive was always hosted ?
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If you look at SBS 2011 standard you have a fully on premise solution which includes exchange 2010, you are able to use the archive functionality included in exchange 2010 only thing is you need to buy beside the SBS CAL's also exchange 2010 Enterprise CAL's for the use of the archive feature.
The personal archive is just a special Mailbox on your exchange database and can grow as big as you allow them.
When you look at SBS 2011 essentials you have a on-premise dc, file, but not exchange and or sharepoint these are only possible via a connector to a hosted solution.