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One of our audience members asked how to back up an Office 365 document locally. It actually turns out to be pretty simple. Read this guide for the step-by-step process (which works with other Exchange servers, too).
A few months ago, I had the opportunity to partner up with Mike Daniels, senior solutions architect at Dell, to give a really interesting webcast on data protection.
One of the questions we were asked by an audience member was how to back up the Office 365 email database locally. I roughly outlined the approach in the webcast, but ever since the day of the event, I've been meaning to sit down and write out the steps.
It actually turns out to be pretty simple, as long as you're running a copy of Outlook 2010 or 2013 on your Windows 7 or Windows 8 machine. I'll also show you how you can do a similar backup process using Outlook 2011 on a Mac, but it's not a perfect solution. The Windows process works much better.
By the way, since Office 365 is basically just a hosted Exchange service, this same set of steps will work if you're using an Exchange server somewhere else.
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