Journaling and Email Box Archiving
What is Journaling? Why is it Important? What is Email Box Archiving?
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MailStore Version 26.1 New Archiving Profiles with Microsoft Graph and Enhanced Compatibility Features
Today we are pleased to announce a new version of our email archiving software: MailStore Server 26.1, MailStore Service Provider Edition (SPE), and MailStore Home are now available.
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Usage of Network Attached Storage (NAS) - Network Attached Storage
(Redirected from Using Network Attached Storage (NAS)) Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems provide file-based access to their local storage for remote clients via special network protocols. In Microsoft Windows environments, the SMB or CIFS protocol is generally used to access files on a remote system. Throughout this article, the term NAS represents any computer system that can share its local storage via the SMB or CIFS protocol, whether it is a traditional Windows file server, a Linux server running a Samba service, or a special physical or virtual device with its own operating system and management interface.
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MailStore Proxy
With the release of MailStore Gateway on April 10, 2019, MailStore Proxy has been discontinued. The last current version is 13.2.1.20465; there will be no further development. Our Technical Support will be pleased to assist you with the transition to MailStore Gateway, but please note that we will no longer provide technical support for MailStore Proxy beyond this.
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MailStore Server Archive Migration
It is possible to move a single archive repository, its components, or the entire MailStore Server archive to a new fixed disk, machine, or network share at any time. The things required to successfully move an archive are explained in the following sections.
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Microsoft 365 for Exchange Web Services (EWS) Service Ending
Microsoft is discontinuing the Exchange Web Services (EWS) for Microsoft 365. What does this mean for MailStore customers?
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