
	PST file

Search our IT-specific encyclopedia for:

Browse alphabetically:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #

PST file

A PST file is a personal folder file in Microsoft Outlook. In Outlook, the storage limit for a single user's .PST file is 2 GB. PST stands for personal storage.

Ask your questions about Exchange at ITKnowledgeExchange.com

Getting started with PST files

To explore how PST files are used in the enterprise, here are some additional resources:

Microsoft Outlook .PST file FAQs Troubleshoot Outlook .PST file issues with this collection of FAQs, from importing and exporting data to file repair and recovery.

Why are .PST files a security threat to Exchange Server mailboxes? The use of .PST files can threaten mailbox security in an Exchange Server organization. Learn why these files are so problematic and how to disable them.

Create a group policy to prevent .PST file storage in Exchange 2007 Use the Group Policy Object Editor in Active Directory to prevent users from storing new data in .PST files on Exchange 2007 and Microsoft Outlook 2007.

Migrating .PST files to an Exchange Server information store The first step to migrate .PST files to an Exchange Server information store is to get Microsoft Outlook users to save .PST data to their Outlook mailboxes.

Lock down Microsoft Outlook 2007 to prevent .PST file access The final step to eliminating the use of .PST files for mailbox data storage in Exchange Server 2007 is locking down Microsoft Outlook 2007.

Migrating older .PST files to Microsoft Outlook 2003 Find out how to take advantage of Microsoft Outlook 2003's 20 GB .PST file size limit.

Control Microsoft Outlook .PST file size and usage via the registry Learn how to control and prevent Microsoft Outlook .PST problems by implementing registry keys that manage ANSI- and Unicode-based .PST file size and usage.

Last updated on: Dec 16, 2008

>	Enterprise Software related Research & News
>	White Papers for the Retail Industry

Are you a Know-IT-All?
What technology is solid-state lighting based on?
Answer

WORD OF THE DAY...

above the fold

LEARN MORE ABOUT...

Mobile Web design and testing

			wear leveling

			write amplification

			write endurance

			decision management

			business process governance

			Profile-Driven Storage

			Resilient File System (ReFS)

			Security, Trust and Assurance Registry (STAR)

			Windows Server 8

			community cloud

			managed storage

			facial recognition

			Shared serial-attached SCSI (SAS)

			open compute project

			BIOS password

			dynamic BPM (business process management)

			social BPM (business process management)

			in-circuit emulator (ICE)

			above the fold

			logic simulator

			photometric stereo

			dynamic case management (DCM)

			raw device mapping (RDM)


	WhatIs.com RSS Feeds