Hosted PST

[Jassim Rahma]

Why can we have a hosted PST instead of forcing to use the local PC? Hosted
PST will allow the user to use his PST file though http.

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[DL]

Because it will be corrupted?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Why would you use HTTP then?
If you want to store your data server-side, it is already possible via an
Exchange, IMAP or Outlook Connector connection.

So what would be the added benefit or difference in needing to store your
data both in an on-line mailbox and in an on-line pst-file (or other on-line
data storage containing mail items.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Because if the connection is lost before the user closes outlook, the pst
can be damaged.

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