Hello "DL"- i believe it is ost file(exchange) because its on the server.
Before our emails were hosted from outsource party, and we used to have .pst
(pop -email), but now its hosted as an exchange from our inhouse server. I am
just so lost in this process, i cant think straight

"DL" wrote:

If you are saying the pst is hosted on the server, and being accessed by a
workstation, that type of installation is not supported by MS as it can lead
to corruption.
The pst should be hosted on the same PC as outlook
If you use exchange it should be an ost file

"Nisha" wrote in message
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As per my external IT Company, because my .pst file is 4gigs, it effects
my
server workability, i mean lately three days in a row our emails in the
morning appear offline, when i check the server it says the hosting
account
is disabled (WAN miniport pptp). So i spoke with my external IT, he is
blaming it on my .pst being large, i just do not understand how is it
possible for .pst with 4gigs to create such a problem? Is it possible?

Thanks