Cached exchange mode group policy

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I have loaded the template & set the policy in the default domain policy for cached mode to be turned on. Problem is that I don't see an option how to prevent users from turning it off. I used this article as my guide. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistan...1402591033.aspx Anybody know what I am doing wrong? Thanks
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Best I can find for now (see below). The MS Office Resource Kit may be your key.

“Exchange server administrators have the ability to enable/disable this feature (Cached Mode) in Outlook. For more information, contact your Exchange server administrator. Additional information for administrators is available in the Microsoft Office Resource Kit.”

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Dan LoPresto
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  • Tbagnation
    I have never used the "Cached Mode Exchange" GPO. I didn't know there was one. The method that I would have used is to roll Outlook is ORKTOOLS. Specifically, Custom Installation Wizard to create the MST for OFFICE11. I think you can controll it there. Give me more info on the GPO template.
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  • Jftoze
    Look at the link. After you load the template supposely all you have to do is enable one item. It is not working the way I had hoped
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