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The one I have is on the back (right side on the metal part of the chasis)

We use a hosted solution called FrontBridge, they are now a subsidary of Microsoft. There are others out there but so far this service has been great. Also included in the service is virus & spam protection and custom filtering.

OK the reason for my intial post is because I'm doing a quasi-audit of our equipment. I was wondering what our 2948's are considered - network backbone? core switch? access switch? I need to label them in a report I'm putting together. I don't think there's a need for an upgrade... our...

We're a pretty small firm here, approximately 45 users and 70 workstations. Our main switching devices are 2 2948G's and they're connected to a PIX515 and 2900 router. Is there a better alternative to this design for our size? It's been in place long before I started working here... we're...

It's not considered a network backbone? What would be an example of one then?

We have 2 48-port 2948G switches interconnecting all our workstations, servers and routers. Is this considered a "backbone"? Thanks in advance.

p.s. look for event id: 1207 to see if that's the case. e.g. Cleanup of items past retention date for Item Recovery is complete for database "First Storage Group\Mailbox Store (GRIZZLY)". Start: 25203 items; 452882 Kbytes End: 21397 items; 419252 Kbytes

I'd guess the rest is your user's retained "deleted items".