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Does Exchange 2003 have a built in equivlant to Domino Shared Mail

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Kahlan - 21 Feb 2006 14:26 GMT
Back in Exchange 5.5 days when you would send an attachment to 10 people in
your GAL, the database would detect the attachment already existed in the
database and instead of sending it out lets say to 10 other people it would
create links to that attahment, aka saving on disk space.  Domnio has an add
on called Shared Mail that will do the same thing.  Is this possible in
Exchange 2003??
Bharat Suneja - 21 Feb 2006 16:18 GMT
Exchange had it since 5.x (don't recollect if it existed in versions prior
to that). It's called "Single Instance Storage". The good news is it's not
an add-on - it's the default behavior. Only a single copy of a message
exists in one store, regardless of number of recipients.

Understanding Single Instance Message Storage
https://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/E2k3AdminGuide/8fa
39b5c-855e-45b6-956a-8a35ef59437a.mspx


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> Back in Exchange 5.5 days when you would send an attachment to 10 people
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> on called Shared Mail that will do the same thing.  Is this possible in
> Exchange 2003??
 
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