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Exchange Message Size Limitation Consideration
You can apply message size limits to individual messages that move through the Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 organization. You can restrict the total size of a message or the size of the individual components of a message, such as the message header, the message attachments, and the number of recipients. You can apply limits globally for the whole Exchange 2010 organization, or specifically for a particular connector or user object.
As you plan the message size limits for your Exchange 2010 organization, consider the following questions:
- What size limits should I impose on all incoming messages?
- What size limits should I impose on all outgoing messages?
- Does my Exchange 2010 organization have a mailbox quota?
- How do the message size limits that I have chosen relate to the mailbox quota size?
- Are there users in my Exchange 2010 organization who must send or receive messages that are larger than the specified allowed size?
- Does my Exchange 2010 network topology include other messaging systems or distinctly separate business units that have different message size limits?
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reseach
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Posted March 14th, 2012 01:00
Simon,
Thanks for your information.
If I sent these inquiries to customer and get proper input, how could I map these with EMC solutions?
Thanks,
Eddy