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FSRM and Using external script to delete files older than x date.
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Have just installed FSRM and can see how to manage quota emails etc which is fine. My question is about taking it one stage further. I know on Windows 2008 then you can use file management tasks but wondered what others use on server 2003 ? Does anyone use a script or batch file to clear out or move files older than a certain date or do you mostly rely on users to manage their own folders ?
If anyone has any thoughts then I would appreciate the heads up.
Thanks very much
Have just installed FSRM and can see how to manage quota emails etc which is fine. My question is about taking it one stage further. I know on Windows 2008 then you can use file management tasks but wondered what others use on server 2003 ? Does anyone use a script or batch file to clear out or move files older than a certain date or do you mostly rely on users to manage their own folders ?
If anyone has any thoughts then I would appreciate the heads up.
Thanks very much
I let the users handle it & just make them delete files when they get too large or mailbox gets close to being full.
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hi
Thanks very much for the response, would sooner have something that cleared things down than waiting on end users to delete files. I am wondering if I need to upgrade the box to Windows 2008 R2 so that I can use the file management tools but it seems a bit extreme for what I need to accomplish...
Thanks very much for the response, would sooner have something that cleared things down than waiting on end users to delete files. I am wondering if I need to upgrade the box to Windows 2008 R2 so that I can use the file management tools but it seems a bit extreme for what I need to accomplish...
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