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Benefits |
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Reduce Space on the Exchange Server
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Eliminate PST files
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Comply With Legal Obligations and Government
Regulations
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Easily Provide Users Access to Archives
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Customize Rules and Actions
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No Installation Required on Exchange Server
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Remote Access to the Console
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Screenshots |
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User
Archive View
Journal
Configuration
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Datasheets
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Product Requirements
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Windows
2000 or higher
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Microsoft
Internet Information Server 5.0 or higher
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Approximately
35MB for the Archive Attender console application
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25
MB + approximately 2KB per message - required for database
storage of links to archived messages/attachments
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.Net
framework version 1.1 (installed by Archive Attender if
not present)
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Enterprise
database, such as SQL server, is recommended (Archive
Attender will ship with MSDE - Microsoft Desktop Engine)
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Message
Queue Server
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Technical Overview
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Product Architecture
Archive Attender contains two main components: a
Dot Net application console for the administrator to setup,
configure and manage the processing of the product and a Windows
service, referred to as the archiving service, that performs the
activities tasked by the administrator.
The components communicate with each other by
exchanging xml message streams through Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ)
and by configuration files stored in the application directory. A
private queue called sherpaarchiver, created by the Archive
Attender installer, is used as the repository for exchanging
messages.
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Download Trial Version
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Please ensure that a valid company email address is
provided , so that we can email you the correct download
instructions.
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