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What Corporate Email Limits Do You Have?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the drives-that-are-bursting-at-the-seams dept.

roundisfunny wonders: "We currently do not have any mailbox restrictions for our Exchange users - which has led us to have a 420 GB mail store for 320 users. Our largest mailbox has over 13 GB in it. One of the main concerns for us is the time it takes for a restore. We have encouraged archiving, but now have 250 GB of .pst files. What sort of limitations does your company have on mailbox size, amount of time you can keep mail, and archives? Please mention your email platform, type of business, and number of users."

2 of 501 comments (clear)

  1. Re:For God's sake by charlesnw · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Exactly. People you need to read before posting. Geez.

    --
    Charles Wyble System Engineer
  2. Re:Business Limits by chengmi · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    100Mb inbox IS obscenely small. That's only 12.5 MB!! And 2Gb == 256MB.

    You can get a 500Gb (62.5GB) for practically nothing these days. Etc., etc.

    The point of this post: Units/Case matters. 8bits == 1Byte.