Ricardo Blanco
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Backing up outlook pst and archive to a networkdrive
Hello guys, I have a question I have my exchange hosted with GoDaddy. And I want to back up all my users .pst and archive folder to my network drive. Any recommended solution out their.
the only way is to create the user accounts on Outlook and Export PST
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What version of Outlook?
I use this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=9003
Backs up PST files and you can specify where to save the pst files and yes you can save them to a network share.
This program can be setup to run everytime they exit outlook or you can envoke it from a drop down menu item
Works great.
I use this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=9003
Backs up PST files and you can specify where to save the pst files and yes you can save them to a network share.
This program can be setup to run everytime they exit outlook or you can envoke it from a drop down menu item
Works great.
You can also have a look to PSTStation Corporate. (http://www.addonmail.com)
This product allow to backup while Outlook is running. A agent is running on client side and will upload messages to the server without needing to have access to the share !
The backup is incremental base on messages. Only new messages are backed up
This product allow to backup while Outlook is running. A agent is running on client side and will upload messages to the server without needing to have access to the share !
The backup is incremental base on messages. Only new messages are backed up
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I just want to backitup i dont want to run the out look .pst from the server.
I think, I am not clear. PSTStation Corporate is installed centrally, and will manage backup of pst files. When a agent starts, it will connect to the server, and accordly to the backup policy, the backup of pst files of the users will be done. As the agent doesn't need to have access to the network share, there is no need to access pst files on the network share to do the backup.
Then your best bet is what I have advised.
Create an OST, backup to PST and then keep a copy on the NAS
Create an OST, backup to PST and then keep a copy on the NAS
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Ihasham is their a way to do this automatic or is has to be done manually all the time.
Create an OST !!!
A OST file is the cache file of your Exchange mailbox !
You don't create this kind of file, you just configure it when you configure your Exchange mailbox
A OST file is the cache file of your Exchange mailbox !
You don't create this kind of file, you just configure it when you configure your Exchange mailbox
my post is automatic
what version of outlook you using?
what version of outlook you using?
(GillesT - Stop being so patronising... We are not running basic training here)... Get out of the system if you don't want to talk adult. We are busy people helping others, not training petty minds!!!
There is no way to do this automatically to my knowledge.
Create a cached outlook profile for the exchange mailbox and then click file, import export, export to PST, select the main mailbox and tick work on all sub-folders.
There is no way to do this automatically to my knowledge.
Create a cached outlook profile for the exchange mailbox and then click file, import export, export to PST, select the main mailbox and tick work on all sub-folders.
I don't want to be patronising, and I don't think I am, and I am also busy !
The request is the backup of local .pst files and archive folder.
Your explanation is the backup of Exchange mailbox to a pst file, and mine is the backup of local pst files to a network.
That's all
The request is the backup of local .pst files and archive folder.
Your explanation is the backup of Exchange mailbox to a pst file, and mine is the backup of local pst files to a network.
That's all
Assuming you have Outlook 2010 go here for link to get the personal folder backup and the "fix it " so that it will run on Outlook 2010. If you have prior version of Outlook you won't need to run the fix it. can then setup regular backups of your pst file.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2030523
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2030523
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i am using outlook 2010
Hello???
Has this been resolved?
Has this been resolved?