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To: EVO X

And we’ve discussed this on numerous occasions: enterprise-class email solutions DO NOT store emails locally. Any organization using or allowing POP mail with their enterprise is just asking for trouble.

Microsoft Exchange is either “in the cloud” with Office 365 or configured locally in very complex setups involving redundant mail pools, journaling, monitored MTAs, and highly redundant storage backends on at least a NAS system if not a full-blown SAN.

Even email solutions such as Gmail use IMAP which leave the mail on a server. You can’t ever “delete” an email. It ALWAYS exists somewhere.

This is straight up obstruction of justice playing on the complete ignorance of lawmakers on how IT actually works.


34 posted on 07/24/2014 9:44:08 AM PDT by rarestia (It's time to water the Tree of Liberty.)
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To: rarestia
You can’t ever “delete” an email. It ALWAYS exists somewhere.

That is what I assume when I hit the send button. Investigating what happened to local HD's is still important. Hard drives failures and loss of data should have been reported to the national archives.

41 posted on 07/24/2014 11:28:28 AM PDT by EVO X
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