R
Rob
Hey all,
We have a rather unique set up...
Individual pc's with outlook running on them (mostly 2003) NOT
connected to a domain but they are connected to a server, which the
majority of users use as a file share.
The server gets backed up every night, but the individual machines do
not. Due to people saving on the network, the only things which really
require backup are 'e-mails' i.e. outlook.pst.
The most logical option is to store the pst's directly on the server
and then back them up like that. However, in the even of server failure
/ downtime / pc needing to be out of the network the user cannot access
their e-mails.
Is there any more sophisticated idea I could use (note: we do not want
to use exchange due to the admin time and extra complexities!)
We have a rather unique set up...
Individual pc's with outlook running on them (mostly 2003) NOT
connected to a domain but they are connected to a server, which the
majority of users use as a file share.
The server gets backed up every night, but the individual machines do
not. Due to people saving on the network, the only things which really
require backup are 'e-mails' i.e. outlook.pst.
The most logical option is to store the pst's directly on the server
and then back them up like that. However, in the even of server failure
/ downtime / pc needing to be out of the network the user cannot access
their e-mails.
Is there any more sophisticated idea I could use (note: we do not want
to use exchange due to the admin time and extra complexities!)