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dndoorlag
We are in the process of rolling out OUTLOOK 2003 clients to a remote site
which has been using OWA for their Email access. These clients will be setup
in RPC/HTTPs connectivity (Outlook Anywhere).
Since some of these users have fairly large mailbox sizes I'm wondering if
there is a way to "prime" their OST syncronization process via exporting
their email to a CD/DVD and copying this to their local workstation during
the desktop deployment to eliminate having to syncronize their email over
their network connection? (Basically try to build their OST froma CD/DVD copy
instead of over the network)?
Anything like that possible?
THANKS in advance
which has been using OWA for their Email access. These clients will be setup
in RPC/HTTPs connectivity (Outlook Anywhere).
Since some of these users have fairly large mailbox sizes I'm wondering if
there is a way to "prime" their OST syncronization process via exporting
their email to a CD/DVD and copying this to their local workstation during
the desktop deployment to eliminate having to syncronize their email over
their network connection? (Basically try to build their OST froma CD/DVD copy
instead of over the network)?
Anything like that possible?
THANKS in advance