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You can do : <br />
. On server : you have to do script with Exchange Cmdlet like New-mailboxexportrequest,<br />
. On client : use archiving to pst feature of Outlook
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You can do :
. On server : you have to do script with Exchange Cmdlet like New-mailboxexportrequest,
. On client : use archiving to pst feature of Outlook

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Thank you for all your comments...
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Hello experts---Perhaps one of you can point or lead me in the right direction. &nbsp; We use Exchange 2010 and on most PCs Outlook 2010. &nbsp; I have a client that has approximately 200gb in his store. &nbsp;I am looking for a piece of software that will allow me to create a PST based upon a date range or by year(s), then remove (delete) those year(s) from the Exchange 2010 database. &nbsp;<br />
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Any advise or help in this PST issue would be most helpful. &nbsp;Thanks in advance,
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Hello experts---Perhaps one of you can point or lead me in the right direction.   We use Exchange 2010 and on most PCs Outlook 2010.   I have a client that has approximately 200gb in his store.  I am looking for a piece of software that will allow me to create a PST based upon a date range or by year(s), then remove (delete) those year(s) from the Exchange 2010 database.  

Any advise or help in this PST issue would be most helpful.  Thanks in advance,

Excahnge 2010 - Archiving email via PSTs

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Outlook

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Microsoft Applications

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.