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Outlook Archive location and PRF files
I have been tasked with modifying the default archive location for a Citrix
Environment and am having difficulty. The first issue is the path. They want the path to be a network share that all users will access, however each arhive is to be named %username%_Archive.pst, therefore the path would look like this \\Severname\ExchangeArchive$\%username%_Archive. pst I have warned of the potential issues with performance and corruption, however this is the solution they desire. I have tried with vbscript and since vbscript does not have a conversion from ASCII to hex, then this is slow due to the ASCII and hex equivalents must be set in a static array to provide Hex mapping. This is slow (about 2-3 minutes to perform). We need a VB ASC command, however I will move on. I also tried to update using a PRF and the path never changes just increments the Archive.pst to a higher number. I would like to solve this with a PRF file, however passing the variables and setting the path seems to be the issue. I have performed these steps as prescribed in the microsoft support documentation with no success. I will post the PRF if I need to. Any help with this will move us forward. This item has been requested by several companies to date and would be a nice feature to get working. Please and thanks for making Archiving better. |
Outlook Archive location and PRF files
Perhaps you should advise 'those that must be obeyed' of this
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;297019 What good is an archive if it is corrupted, and unrecoverable? "CTXFRMR" wrote in message ... I have been tasked with modifying the default archive location for a Citrix Environment and am having difficulty. The first issue is the path. They want the path to be a network share that all users will access, however each arhive is to be named %username%_Archive.pst, therefore the path would look like this \\Severname\ExchangeArchive$\%username%_Archive. pst I have warned of the potential issues with performance and corruption, however this is the solution they desire. I have tried with vbscript and since vbscript does not have a conversion from ASCII to hex, then this is slow due to the ASCII and hex equivalents must be set in a static array to provide Hex mapping. This is slow (about 2-3 minutes to perform). We need a VB ASC command, however I will move on. I also tried to update using a PRF and the path never changes just increments the Archive.pst to a higher number. I would like to solve this with a PRF file, however passing the variables and setting the path seems to be the issue. I have performed these steps as prescribed in the microsoft support documentation with no success. I will post the PRF if I need to. Any help with this will move us forward. This item has been requested by several companies to date and would be a nice feature to get working. Please and thanks for making Archiving better. |
Outlook Archive location and PRF files
Any help with this will move us forward. This item has been requested by several companies to date and would be a nice feature to get working. Please and thanks for making Archiving better. Outlook Profiler... |
Outlook Archive location and PRF files
pardon?
was there a Q there? Is this supposed to be a new post? "NA" wrote in message ... Any help with this will move us forward. This item has been requested by several companies to date and would be a nice feature to get working. Please and thanks for making Archiving better. Outlook Profiler... |
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