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I plan to enable archive mailboxes for all users this weekend. After I import users current archives (PSTs) to their new boxes, I would like to disable the option for them to continue using them. I would like to do it through Exchange, if possible, but what is the best way?<br />
Thanks in advance for your help,<br />
Kristin
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I plan to enable archive mailboxes for all users this weekend. After I import users current archives (PSTs) to their new boxes, I would like to disable the option for them to continue using them. I would like to do it through Exchange, if possible, but what is the best way?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Kristin

I Exchange 2010 Archive Mailboxes/ Disabling PSTs

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