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Should not be any problem . but if he have a 10gig mailbox on the server . i whould recommend him to make PST files and delete some.<br />

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Should not be any problem . but if he have a 10gig mailbox on the server . i whould recommend him to make PST files and delete some.


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Thanks for your quick answer, do you know of any white paper / proof of concept for this?<br />
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The target is to try to get rid of PST files and only store emails centrally for backup/restore purposes.
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Thanks for your quick answer, do you know of any white paper / proof of concept for this?

The target is to try to get rid of PST files and only store emails centrally for backup/restore purposes.

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Recommended is not over 5gig. but i have heard and experianced that Outlook 2003 is not good with OST files that are bigger than 2-4gig, starts to getting &quot;trying to connect to exchange server&quot; quite often and problem with that. You can try to turn off cached mode on the user. but then it should be abit slower since outlook is directly connected to the exchange server.<br />
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Recommended is not over 5gig. but i have heard and experianced that Outlook 2003 is not good with OST files that are bigger than 2-4gig, starts to getting "trying to connect to exchange server" quite often and problem with that. You can try to turn off cached mode on the user. but then it should be abit slower since outlook is directly connected to the exchange server.



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Hi!<br />
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As of Exchange 2010 it's possible to have 10GB mailboxes. We are although still on Outlook 2003 Sp3 and I was therefore wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to use the full 10GB quota mailboxes with Outlook 2003 or if there are any limitations on the client side. I.e. cached mode not supported etc?<br />
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/Daniel
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Hi!

As of Exchange 2010 it's possible to have 10GB mailboxes. We are although still on Outlook 2003 Sp3 and I was therefore wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to use the full 10GB quota mailboxes with Outlook 2003 or if there are any limitations on the client side. I.e. cached mode not supported etc?

/Daniel

Large mailboxes with Exchange 2010 and Outlook 2003

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