You could try setting up either subdomains or just a different mailstore and messing with the delegation. If you are a publicly traded company though, you cannot leave the executives to their own.
I think I over-generalized. Goal is to basically isolate executive emails to a senior IT person(s) only. At the moment all IT staff has full admin access to everything.
Would like to prevent any way for other IT staff to gain access to content within the executive email mailboxes. (even through a recovery of a backup file).
It's not a publicly traded company.
Has anyone done the subdomains/different mailstore method before? I'm going to try it in a test environment and see how it goes.
I also want to do this without too much change to the current Exchange environment.
Thanks Baddos.
I just discussed this with another person. He suggested pretty much the same thing but moving all normal user mailboxes to the new storage group and delegate that to the IT guy, instead. Saying it would be an easier time of delegating permissions to him vs. removing.
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