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	I back up my email servers on a regular basis -- can't I just use those as an archive? Submitted By: Bill Tolson | 19 Oct 2006 FAQ - That's the most asked question when I'm doing seminars; aren't my backup tapes my archive? A user may be relying on tapes that way, but they're not necessarily the best solution for an archive...

	Is it important to capture email metadata in the archive? Why? Submitted By: Bill Tolson | 19 Oct 2006 FAQ - In my opinion, the answer is "yes." Email normally has some metadata associated with it, including: where it came from, the server path, etc. If the company is sued (or is suing another company), they will be discovering (or ...

	What is email archive indexing? Which type do you recommend? Submitted By: Bill Tolson | 19 Oct 2006 FAQ - There is a wide range of indexing capabilities, and most people and companies don't think about this until after they've gone out and spent a lot of money on a solution. For us, "indexing" means that each email is opened as ...

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	Tiered storage becoming tried and true Stephen J. Bigelow, Features Writer | 05 Oct 2006 TIERED STORAGE EXPLAINED - Tiered storage matches the value of data with the performance (and expense) of storage.

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