ESEUTIL and ISINTEG -T -does it work on mapped network drives?

[wallst32]

Can anyone confirm that the -t switches for eseutil and isinteg work on mapped network drives? If you have a link to an official MSFT document too that would be great.

I can only find that -t can support can alternate path, but sometimes these types of utilties won't work on anything but local disks.

Thanks.

 

[Zelandakh]

Yes, it works on network drives fine - it won't be full speed though.

 

[zbnet]

http://lifeofanexchangeadministrator.blogspot.com/2008/01/offline-defrag.html

Note especially the quote in the bit about /T here: "You can also use a mapped drive but its bit risky. The LAN connection should be good and stable