Pst-files are not part of a roaming profile and for good reasons. One of
them is that logon and logoff time will be much much longer as pst-files are
usually quite big. Impatient users will experience this as an hang and
simply reset the computer instead resulting which could result in a total
loss of the pst-file.
In a managed environment you really don't want to use pst-files. Consider
using a server side archiving solution instead.

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> Running Outlook 2003 on a W2k terminal server, I'd like to migrate users
> to a
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PCKC - 12 May 2008 06:50 GMT
thanks for the reply. i would like to have the ability to move archive.pst
files over to new server with roaming profiles - other than manually copying
files over. is there any method to do this?
> Pst-files are not part of a roaming profile and for good reasons. One of
> them is that logon and logoff time will be much much longer as pst-files are
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> > over?
Roady [MVP] - 12 May 2008 09:49 GMT
Just put them in any folder that is included with the roaming profile. Warm
the guy/girl responsible for back-ups and restores first though; he/she is
going to be very busy after that.

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> thanks for the reply. i would like to have the ability to move archive.pst
> files over to new server with roaming profiles - other than manually
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