by Alex Lewis

Single Instance Storage in Exchange 2007

Analysis

Feb 28, 20081 min

Might Exchange 2007 be the last we see of SIS? It’s possible according to the Exchange team blog. Given the large number of databases in most Exchange 2007 deployments there just isn’t much value to SIS anymore.

https://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/02/08/448095.aspx

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Single Instance Storage in Exchange 2007

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