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I would enable dedup on the server if this is stored on a non-system disk
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I would enable dedup on the server if this is stored on a non-system disk

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Hello all, <br />
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One of our servers is quickly growing out of hard drive space - Outlook being a major culprit behind this. <br />
Is there a way we can apply group policy settings on the server that will allow us to control how much Outlook data is synced?<br />
FYI: the server in question is a terminal services server. <br />
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Thanks in advance!
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Hello all, 

One of our servers is quickly growing out of hard drive space - Outlook being a major culprit behind this. 
Is there a way we can apply group policy settings on the server that will allow us to control how much Outlook data is synced?
FYI: the server in question is a terminal services server. 

Thanks in advance!

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