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Bad idea across network. &nbsp;You can lmit OST size I think newer outlook from GUI and/or with a GPO.
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Bad idea across network.  You can lmit OST size I think newer outlook from GUI and/or with a GPO.

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Hi,<br />
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I have a Windows 2008 terminal with 15 users using Outlook. I need to activate Outlook cache mode but want to change OST default location to a shared network drive.<br />
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I know there is GPO for that but I think the GPO should be applied before the profile is created in the server. Is there a script or other method to modify the OST location of existing profiles that are already existed in the server?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

I have a Windows 2008 terminal with 15 users using Outlook. I need to activate Outlook cache mode but want to change OST default location to a shared network drive.

I know there is GPO for that but I think the GPO should be applied before the profile is created in the server. Is there a script or other method to modify the OST location of existing profiles that are already existed in the server?

Thanks

Is there a script or other method to modify the OST location of existing profiles that are already existed in the server?

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