Monitoring outgoing e-mail in Exchange

[gullung]

I’m using Exchange 5.5 together with TFS-Gateway.<br>How do I monitor outgoing e-mail from a user without him knowing?<br>

 

[Zelandakh]

Unless the user is amazingly paranoid, log into NT as Administrator and open their mailbox. View Sent Items.<br><br>This works even without snooping packages.<br><br>If you just want to see WHO and not WHAT, enable verbose tracking of email. <p>Zel<br><a href=mailto:zel@zelandakh.co.uk>zel@zelandakh.co.uk</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

 

[gullung]

That’s just it. He’s paranoid all right, he’s on to me and deletes all mail from the mailbox the moment he send them. I need to see what he sends.<br><br>Thanks anyway<br>

 

[Warcorp]

I outgoing mail, does that mean all mail including those bound for internal exchange users?

 

[Dutchy]

- Assuming you have set an appropriate tombstone lifetime, could you ensure the user has Outlook '98 and restore his deleted items when logged on as the service account?

 

[cshake]

I have the same problem.&nbsp;&nbsp;What if users deliver mail directly to personal folders?&nbsp;&nbsp;Can you monitor it then?

 

[PghMikeH]

Start reading your logs. Those exchange log files aren't really all that hard to read. You might need to turn up your logging a bit, but it can be done.<br><br>If you want to read what he's getting, set up an alternate recipient for him. <p> Mike Hillwig<br><a href=mailto:mike@hypermike.com>mike@hypermike.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.hypermike.com>Hypermike.com</a><br>I've

done more R5 deployments than I care to think about.