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Steve W
I know we only talk when there's a crisis.
In short, we lost our exchange 2003 server. Reinstalled Win2k Advanced,
Exchange 2003, recreated mailboxes. The old IS was blown away, we're
restoring a backup. In the meantime, I have many sales and execs who sync to
an .ost. I've locked all the mailboxes in fear that if they connect and
Outlook wants to sync, it will essentially delete the entire contents of the
..ost file, leaving them with nothing. Is this a sound theory or paranoid
conjecture? Has anyone found a solid tool to convert 2003 Outlook clients
from ost to pst? Any other pitfalls I should be aware of, in case you've
suffered the same hell we are?
TIA
Steve
In short, we lost our exchange 2003 server. Reinstalled Win2k Advanced,
Exchange 2003, recreated mailboxes. The old IS was blown away, we're
restoring a backup. In the meantime, I have many sales and execs who sync to
an .ost. I've locked all the mailboxes in fear that if they connect and
Outlook wants to sync, it will essentially delete the entire contents of the
..ost file, leaving them with nothing. Is this a sound theory or paranoid
conjecture? Has anyone found a solid tool to convert 2003 Outlook clients
from ost to pst? Any other pitfalls I should be aware of, in case you've
suffered the same hell we are?
TIA
Steve