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RobertOzone
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 What 3rd party do you recomend for exchange 2003 and 2007 archiving
Email archiving, Exchange 2003, Exchange 2007, Exchange Archiving
Trying to keep size of store small as possible, need to keep store size below 75gb

I read negatives on stubs, and negatives on journaling;  which will be better at keeping store size managed and still allow upgrading in th future



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ASKED: August 27, 2009  4:46 PM
UPDATED: August 31, 2009  2:55 PM
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We have been using Symantec EnterpriseVault (EV) for a few years now and it works very well for us. There are two dedicated servers that handle the journaling and the archiving to our Centera. We grew from four 75 GB stores for a few hundred emplouyees to now, where EV has about 7 TB archived on our Centera & Exchange has around 2.7 TB total in all our active stores. The solution grew with us and we will probably begin using its File Services archiving soon, too. We have explored using EmailXtender in conjunction with DiskXtender when we move to exchange. But dont use any tool rt now since our current mail application is not supported.
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In our mail environment (Exchange 2003/Outlook 2002) we use EmailXtender. For the users it was very easy to adapt to this solution.

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