Comments for Technically Speaking http://techhelp.cybercreations.net Helping IT get Managed Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:09:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on About the Author by Derek Schauland, MVP http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/about-the-author/#comment-1000 Derek Schauland, MVP Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:09:52 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?page_id=69#comment-1000 Hi Mike - So you are having trouble with folders contained in a PST that are empty? But the folders in your inbox have mail in them and should be archiving? What do your archival settings look like? Or are you manually archiving them via drag n drop? If you can provide a little more information about what is happening and what you expect to happen, I will do my best to help you figure it out. derek Hi Mike -

So you are having trouble with folders contained in a PST that are empty? But the folders in your inbox have mail in them and should be archiving?

What do your archival settings look like? Or are you manually archiving them via drag n drop? If you can provide a little more information about what is happening and what you expect to happen, I will do my best to help you figure it out.

derek

]]> Comment on About the Author by Mike Lupro http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/about-the-author/#comment-863 Mike Lupro Sat, 15 Oct 2011 19:37:30 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?page_id=69#comment-863 I read your article on Outlook archiving in the October 2011 Redmond Magazine. I've used the manual archiving to PST files for years in order to structure my folders into some manner that allows me to quickly drill-down to what I'm looking for. The problem I've had, which no one has been technically savvy enough to discuss or resolve, is when I go back to those folders and NOTHING is in them. There are a LOT of these folders in my world and it's a great loss to me. The PST files are local to my hard drive as saving them in Outlook would run over my capacity limit. I would dearly love to find someone with the right technical accumen to assist or coach me in determining why this happens and how to stop it. The content of your Redmond Magazine article gave me hope that you (or someone you know) would have that level of knowledge and I might end up folders whose content does not vanish. Kind regards, Mike Lupro - MCP - MikeLupro@BTOSGroup.com 253-514-6094 I read your article on Outlook archiving in the October 2011 Redmond Magazine. I’ve used the manual archiving to PST files for years in order to structure my folders into some manner that allows me to quickly drill-down to what I’m looking for.

The problem I’ve had, which no one has been technically savvy enough to discuss or resolve, is when I go back to those folders and NOTHING is in them. There are a LOT of these folders in my world and it’s a great loss to me. The PST files are local to my hard drive as saving them in Outlook would run over my capacity limit.

I would dearly love to find someone with the right technical accumen to assist or coach me in determining why this happens and how to stop it. The content of your Redmond Magazine article gave me hope that you (or someone you know) would have that level of knowledge and I might end up folders whose content does not vanish.

Kind regards,
Mike Lupro – MCP – MikeLupro@BTOSGroup.com 253-514-6094

]]> Comment on Symantec Backup Exec Brings Backup down to 1U by Tech Field Day 7: The Links http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/08/15/symantec-backup-exec-applianc/#comment-821 Tech Field Day 7: The Links Mon, 29 Aug 2011 15:27:37 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?p=1323#comment-821 [...] Symantec Backup Exec Brings Backup down to 1U (Derek Schauland) [...] [...] Symantec Backup Exec Brings Backup down to 1U (Derek Schauland) [...]

]]> Comment on SolarWinds coming soon to a server near me by Tech Field Day 7: The Links http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/08/26/solarwinds-soon/#comment-818 Tech Field Day 7: The Links Fri, 26 Aug 2011 18:28:01 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?p=1352#comment-818 [...] SolarWinds coming soon to a server near me (Derek Schauland) [...] [...] SolarWinds coming soon to a server near me (Derek Schauland) [...]

]]> Comment on When I’m told something isn’t supported, I might try it anyway by Frank Owen http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/08/09/when-im-told-something-isnt-supported-i-might-try-it-anyway/#comment-801 Frank Owen Wed, 10 Aug 2011 06:34:41 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/08/09/when-im-told-something-isnt-supported-i-might-try-it-anyway/#comment-801 I find myself having to do the same thing, but mostly because the program requires users to have full local admin rights to run. It amazes me how many companies are just to lazy to program their application to run in a proper environment. The only downside (even when the software does work) is if you ever have a problem and they find out you are running on a un-supported OS/config that is their out. I have argued with many companies about this and I never win, always end up downgrading and still experiencing the issue they blamed on the "un-supported config/OS". I find myself having to do the same thing, but mostly because the program requires users to have full local admin rights to run. It amazes me how many companies are just to lazy to program their application to run in a proper environment.

The only downside (even when the software does work) is if you ever have a problem and they find out you are running on a un-supported OS/config that is their out. I have argued with many companies about this and I never win, always end up downgrading and still experiencing the issue they blamed on the “un-supported config/OS”.

]]> Comment on TechFieldDay here I come by Jodi http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/08/08/techfieldday-here-i-come/#comment-796 Jodi Tue, 09 Aug 2011 18:09:37 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/08/08/techfieldday-here-i-come/#comment-796 We are looking forward to hosting you guys here at SolarWinds! Get ready for some awesome breakfast tacos! We are looking forward to hosting you guys here at SolarWinds! Get ready for some awesome breakfast tacos!

]]> Comment on Rethink Overage Charges – soon they’re possible by symnatams http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/03/19/rethink-overage-charges-soon-theyre-possible/#comment-719 symnatams Tue, 29 Mar 2011 11:39:45 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?p=1187#comment-719 Easy to read, and at the same time, many new, important information. Just what you need:) Easy to read, and at the same time, many new, important information. Just what you need:)

]]> Comment on Storage Migration Tools: ScriptLogic Secure Copy by Turkish Translator http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/03/25/storage-migration-tools-scriptlogic-secure-copy/#comment-713 Turkish Translator Sat, 26 Mar 2011 20:40:16 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?p=1179#comment-713 Good and in depth article but full of useful information Good and in depth article but full of useful information

]]> Comment on Storage Migration Tools: RoboCopy by Andre Beukes http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/03/11/storage-migration-tools-robocopy/#comment-709 Andre Beukes Thu, 24 Mar 2011 16:25:05 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?p=1147#comment-709 Derek - robocopy on Win7 and Server 2008R2 has the magical /mt switch = multithreaded copies. I went from small-file copies (2-10kb files) running on a 2008 system at around 25mb/s to using /mt on a smaller 2008R2 system maxing the NIC. Derek – robocopy on Win7 and Server 2008R2 has the magical /mt switch = multithreaded copies. I went from small-file copies (2-10kb files) running on a 2008 system at around 25mb/s to using /mt on a smaller 2008R2 system maxing the NIC.

]]> Comment on Rethink Overage Charges – soon they’re possible by symnatams http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/2011/03/19/rethink-overage-charges-soon-theyre-possible/#comment-703 symnatams Sat, 19 Mar 2011 22:31:53 +0000 http://techhelp.cybercreations.net/?p=1187#comment-703 You can argue endlessly, so I just thank the author. Thank you! You can argue endlessly, so I just thank the author. Thank you!

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