Not being an Exchange admin (your anti-tux mug is in the mail), I am curious -- how often do you find that a user is purged from the system (someone is fired and deleted all their email before they left), causing any links to any attachments originating from him break, requiring someone to have to restore their mailbox? Or is Exchange smarter than I give it credit for, and automatically populates the attachment elseware, preventing dangling links?
If I should RFTM I will, but I'd like to save brainspace for useful stuff.
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Not being an Exchange admin (your anti-tux mug is in the mail), I am curious -- how often do you find that a user is purged from the system (someone is fired and deleted all their email before they left), causing any links to any attachments originating from him break, requiring someone to have to restore their mailbox? Or is Exchange smarter than I give it credit for, and automatically populates the attachment elseware, preventing dangling links?
If I should RFTM I will, but I'd like to save brainspace for useful stuff.