"Use Cached Exchange Mode" check box is not available

[Guest]

Windows Server 2003. Primary role - terminal server. Check box is not
available in context users and admins

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

ost's are not available on terminal servers.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/noost.htm

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[Guest]

I think this information must be in MS KB...

ost's are not available on terminal servers.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/noost.htm

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Windows Server 2003. Primary role - terminal server. Check box is not
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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Yes, it's in the KB article listed under more information at that page.

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I think this information must be in MS KB...

ost's are not available on terminal servers.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/noost.htm

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Windows Server 2003. Primary role - terminal server. Check box is not
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[Guest]

I mean oficial MS KB

Yes, it's in the KB article listed under more information at that page.

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I think this information must be in MS KB...

ost's are not available on terminal servers.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/noost.htm

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Windows Server 2003. Primary role - terminal server. Check box is not
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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

This isn't official enough?

XCLN: Offline Folder Settings Button Is Missing in Exchange Server Service
Properties
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=246052


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I mean oficial MS KB

Yes, it's in the KB article listed under more information at that page.


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I think this information must be in MS KB...

:

ost's are not available on terminal servers.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/noost.htm

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Windows Server 2003. Primary role - terminal server. Check box is
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available in context users and admins

 

[Guest]

Sorry. Thank you!

This isn't official enough?

XCLN: Offline Folder Settings Button Is Missing in Exchange Server Service
Properties
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=246052


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I mean oficial MS KB

Yes, it's in the KB article listed under more information at that page.


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I think this information must be in MS KB...

:

ost's are not available on terminal servers.
http://www.slipstick.com/problems/noost.htm

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Windows Server 2003. Primary role - terminal server. Check box is
not
available in context users and admins

 

[Dennis Kukurudza]

This issue is also present when installing TS 2008 on Windows Server 2008.

Is there a workaround having TS 2008?
If not, will there ever be a work around?

Thanks,
Dennis.

 

[Roady [MVP]]

No, Cached Exchange Mode is not available on a Terminal Server for
performance reasons. If all the logged on users were to enable Cached
Exchange Mode you'd be generating too much disk I/O. Cached Exchange mode is
used to reduce some of the stress from the server side and move it to the
client side. In case of the TS, you'd be only moving the stress from one
server to the other. In fact, you'd be increasing it.

Also, there is no need for using Cached Exchange Mode on a server. Since the
users already need to be connected to the Terminal Server, there is no
offline working scenario.

So why exactly do you need CEM on the TS?

 

[Ken Stewart (MCP)]

One obvious reason would be "Junk Mail Filtering"

 

[Ally]

Another reason would be using Business Contact Manager. A workaround would be
handy in a scenario where you have 5-10 users using a TS box

 

[Toto Sanderson]

Hi Roady,

Is there a solution to allow TS user to use outlook in Cached exchange mode?
The reason is for junk mail filtering purpose. In our company, we have less
than 5 ppl using TS so the performance shouldn't be a problem.

Many thanks