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| well0120 2005-07-21, 11:34 am |
| I was wondering if Roaming Profile is what I need to have in order to be able to access my e-mail regardless of which machine I log in to.
I work in a place where there about 40 computers,a domain and an Exchange Server. The problem is that there is no such thing as "my computer". We use whichever one is available at that moment. So a roaming profile for each user would be the solution, right? | |
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| curiousgeorge 2005-07-21, 12:35 pm |
| You can also set up Outlook Web Access. | |
| DaPunisher 2005-07-26, 12:20 am |
| Keep in mind that with a roaming profile, it is cached for each and every user locally so if your company has has, for an example, 200+ employees then hopefully you have large hard drives in your workstations and your workstations can handle the load.
I suggest either Mandatory profiles or Outlook Web Access. | |
| well0120 2005-07-29, 3:19 pm |
| well, we actually have 40 employees only at the company so I don't think hard drive space would be a problem. I guess I'm going to go with roaming profile and see what happens.
Thanks a lot.
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Originally posted by DaPunisher
Keep in mind that with a roaming profile, it is cached for each and every user locally so if your company has has, for an example, 200+ employees then hopefully you have large hard drives in your workstations and your workstations can handle the load.
I suggest either Mandatory profiles or Outlook Web Access.
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