outlook cached mode

[Guest]

outlook 2003 and exchange 2000
outlook is configured for cached exchange mode.
My *.pst file is about 600 Mbyte and the mailbox on the server is only 429
kbyte ...
so i suppose their is a problem with the cached exchange mode.
what can be wrong ..

thanks

 

[Roady [MVP]]

No, this is possible. Just make sure your default delivery location is your
Exchange mailbox; Tools-> E-mail Accounts-> Next-> dropdownlist at the
bottom

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outlook 2003 and exchange 2000
outlook is configured for cached exchange mode.
My *.pst file is about 600 Mbyte and the mailbox on the server is only 429
kbyte ...
so i suppose their is a problem with the cached exchange mode.
what can be wrong ..

thanks

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

outlook 2003 and exchange 2000
outlook is configured for cached exchange mode.
My *.pst file is about 600 Mbyte and the mailbox on the server is
only 429 kbyte ...
so i suppose their is a problem with the cached exchange mode.
what can be wrong ..

thanks

If you're using a PST file, it isn't part of your mailbox, and hence isn't
going to be cached. Why use a PST file? I don't recommend it. Change the
delivery location to your mailbox, copy the PST data to the mailbox, and get
rid of the PST file from your profile.

 

[Guest]

how do i copy the data of the pst to the exchange mailbox ?
is their a difference between exchange 2000 and 2003.
Normally when i have to connect a new user who has already data in a pst
file and have to merge this to a new mailbox on an exchange 2003 i just use
cached mode and al the data from the pst file syncronised to the new mailbox
( or am i wrong ?)

thanks