Archive Attender for Exchange Listing updated: September 25, 2008

Archive Attender automatically archives messages and attachments to an external storage device from Exchange mailboxes and network accessible PST files. Management is executed through an application interface that can be used to setup the schedule, search the indexed archives and view reports. With Archive Attender, administrators can also grant access rights to users without a client installation.

Archive messages and attachments from Exchange mailboxes and network accessible PST files; Enforce retention policies on all your archived data; Schedule archiving to be automatically performed based on age, location and size of messages; Search the indexed archives based on keywords; Single-instancing of attachments; Grant access rights to users so they can archive and retrieve their own messages/attachments; Locate and archive messages out of the Exchange journaling mailbox; Retrieve, search, forward and delete messages from the archive; View the archives remotely with Outlook Web Access (OWA)

Company: Sherpa Software
URL: www.sherpasoftware.com
Email: information@sherpasoftware.com
Price: $16.00/user with volume discounts available

Users' Rating: 3.03 [33 votes] - Vote

Comments

June 5, 2006 - Archive Attender by Michael Kemperstein,: It was a very good product. Easy installation and straight forward. What stood out was the quality of support. The AA guys were most helpful when I was installing the Exchange version. (We didn't have need of tech support with the Notes version - the only problem that we were having was fixed by the recent update before we got a chance to send it in.) They went above and beyond and actually helped me with Notes as opposed to just AA. They never tried to rush me, and made sure that everything was running smoothly before getting off the call, as opposed to other places where they just solve the immediate problem and let you fend for yourself for the rest of the way.

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