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There's another reason for email quotas. The versions of Outlook in use by many companies use a PST (Outlook's data file format) format that totally breaks whe
by rbritton 17y ago
There's another reason for email quotas. The versions of Outlook in use by many companies use a PST (Outlook's data file format) format that totally breaks when it reaches 2 GB. Fixing it requires either truncating part of the file and forcing it to rebuild the internal structures or restoring from a backup.
- johndoe77 17y agoExactly. The smaller quotas actually encourage users to push more email into PST files. I believe the record at our work is 20 PST files for one user.