| Kerio Connect and Terminal Server [message #123390] |
Mon, 10 August 2015 15:57  |
swplan
Messages: 34
Registered: August 2013
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Hi Guys,
we are going to switch from Exchange to Kerio Connect. All of our users are running on Terminal Server with Small Roaming Profiles. Is there a way to disable Caching in KOFF? We cannot use KOC because we are running Outlook 2010.
Looking forward to your ideas.
Best regards,
etests
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| Re: Kerio Connect and Terminal Server [message #123399 is a reply to message #123390] |
Mon, 10 August 2015 19:06  |
Maerad
Messages: 275
Registered: August 2013
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You can just the same like us (click my user and search for my postings - the first ones have all crucial information about it).
Build a SSD into the server (one is enough) - depending on the users - with approx. the same size like the mail storage. Kerio Size on Server is around 100 GB, Cachesize of all users is 37 GB.
Then search my posts or the docu of kerio - there's a reg key that let you select a different path for the cache - the SSD in that case.
The Path is set with the grouppolicies in the registry.
That way all users use the KOFF with the cache set to a local SSD. You wont need a SSD Raid (keep a spare SSD in case of failure and the cache can be synced again). That way your roaming profiles won't be touched and the outlook itself is fast as hell. Also takes SOME IO of the kerioserver itself.
Runs awesome here with 25 mailboxes :3
And Brian .... the kerio connect client is a nice feature for a small company, but any bigger one with it's own erp software system NEEDS a real, local client for the mapi connection into the erp. Otherwise you can't save the mails into the ERP/CRM etc.
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