where to place the damned OST-file?

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Martin Gudel

Hello world,

I just have a problem with placing the Offline folder file with Outlook
2003 , while working online is no good choice in our 2600 user
environment and our data centre provider requires use of the cached
mode (I think it's a great idea).

The environment at the customers network in short details
- roaming users with stationary workplace computers
- roaming users with notebook computers, sometimes working offline
or/and on foreign networks
- some of the branch offices where raoming users go to have bad
up/downstreams (about 128kbit)
- some of these users have mailboxes about 1GB - 1,5 GB
- since we use DFS only very big headquarters have their own file
servers (about 10 from 200 locations)
- working online really is no choice since network connections cannot
be guaranteed 100% available

But I got a lot of roaming users since already required is a free
seating environment where my users often change the workplace computer
depending the department they work at.

Now I got the problem that in an environment with over 350 users a
2MBit connection is not sufficient if you have Outlook using an offline
folder file and other applications. Every time, after a user changed
his workplace computer, when Outlook is started it download the full
mailbox.

Any Idea for an optimized setting of Outlooks OST files?

Thank you for your ideas.

Martin Gudel
 

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