Outlook inbox opening detection

[mrpaulkey]

Hi

We have a networked outlook email here and other users
can access each others inboxes if they are in the same team.

To avoid practical joking and privacy issues, is it possible to log in an inbox:

1 which users access the inbox
2 what they do when they are there

I imagine this would need some pretty nifty macros, which
is where my knowledge runs out.

Thanks in Advance

Paul Keys

 

[jmatt]

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[Bremmerz]

In the application log of the server running Exchange server, you normally get an event 1016 registered every time a mailbox is logged into by someone who isn't the primary user the mailbox. It normally reads something like this:

NT User DOMAIN\USERNAME logged on to <Mailbox Name> mailbox, and is not the primary Windows NT account on this mailbox.

I'm not sure how you would go about the activity logging though. Maybe the journal function of Outlook could help, but I haven't really had a need to touch it during my time using Outlook / Exchange. If someone annoys you, walk a mile in their shoes. That way you'll be a mile away from them, and you'll have their shoes )