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saving emails to network folder

Oakparktech

Is it bad practice to save emails on network shared folder?
I am mostly concern about outlook email messages getting corrupted and cannot open?
users need to save the content on the email and once in a while the team will need to look up an old email...
I suppose is better to save this emails in public folders....

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Comments

jerseyIT92

Depends on who has access to that shared folder

Oakparktech

Hi, no concerns with access to the shared folder. mostly concern if email message can live on a windows server file server?

rsutton

I occasionally store emails on the network - mainly emails that I know I will need to resend later. I have been doing it for years and have never experienced any problems.

N2IT

Agree with Sutton the files remain fine from my experiences and can be copied back to a client machine and relaunched with outlook.

CompuTron99

I have users print the emails to PDF before saving them to a network location. The only issue is they have to save the attachments separately.

NinjaBoy

No issues, plus if the pst file is on the network it can be backed up with the server gets backed up. A few places that we support are set up like that, the other places we support use a proper E-mail server (Exchange) or Office 365

Oakparktech

thank you for the reply

rsutton wrote: »

I occasionally store emails on the network - mainly emails that I know I will need to resend later. I have been doing it for years and have never experienced any problems.