Re: Removing Ability to Create PST files with Exchange 2003

On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 07:36:00 -0800, jaredhattaway
<jaredhattaway@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a business requirement where I need to remove the ability for users to
create or use PST files.

What settings can I modify that will prevent:

1) Auto-Archive from running and creating PST files (archive.pst)
2) Users manually creating PST files (Personal Folders)

Thanks,


Go to www.microsoft.com/office and get the ORK ADM templates. There
are a number of things such as banning PSTs, making them read only,
setting it so that you can't create new ones but can use existing ones
etc.
It's a pure Outlook/GPO thing, nothing actually to do with Exchange.
.

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